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3 years of Leonardo Marchesi Studio... I've got something to share... When i began my #Architecture #Studio i decided that for the first 2 years i wouldn't even think about #profit, but focusing to make it through. Why? Because paying a rent, expenses, taxes and bills without having to go to any office was a dream, and once i achieved it was the most liberating thing i even experienced in my life (almost), I was finally able to #Surf, to #read, play some #music and study #Ancient #Egypt, i already WON. In which conditions did you begin? All i had back then was a big and slow 2nd hand computer, and 2k€ in my bank account. What??! So nobody even helped you financially? No You had to pay rent and food and stuff all on your own without a "job"? Yes Are you crazy? 100%, and i love it. Were you not scared? I was NOT scared, I fully believed in my #intuition, i knew i was doing the right thing for me and for my life. Come on, really? Well i was not scared, but yes i was worried, living paycheck by paycheck and trying to convince people around me that i could be a trustworthy architect, with all the doubts that being young, naive and unexperienced create, was the toughest professional challenge that i undertook in my life. So what now? I can say that i live in a beautiful town by the beach in #Ericeira #Portugal and i live in my own house, waiting for a new car to arrive soon, I still got my lifestyle in place as i set it up 3 years ago and I've got amazing projects I'm working on!! What were you doing at the beginning and what now? At the beginning i was mainly freelancing with 3d, but then I began with a lil local bathroom house project, then a small barbeque area, then the notorious Renovation of the House/ruin in Caldas da Rainha and recently my first design from scratch of a House in #Mafra; and i'm not even mentioning the projects abroad and the metaverse projects. Do you consider yourself satisfied? Not yet, i have artistic ambitions that i'd like to fulfill and I'm on my way towards them, but, I am way over the expectations that i began with, after 3 years I am designing homes, hotels, locally and internationally, helping still other architects, living by the beach and enjoying the lil things of life. Am i happy? I have moments of happiness, achieving goals is part of this happiness but is not everything, happiness is not related to work. Do you ever feel alone professionally? I don't feel much alone I have amazing friends/colleagues that complement my professional weaknesses, so that i can respond to the challenges of the profession. But you never feel anxious when a new project comes in? 100%, i always ask myself if i will be able to deliver, timings/budject knowledge, but, breath in, out and do your best. How do you believe in yourself? Nobody knows everything, the difference lies in knowing where your liability ends and knowing enough to advance the projects little by little but steady. A pic from my humble beginnings.
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this falls more into the metpainting category than 3D rendering, therefore it will always fall apart. why cheating if you can build the whole scene with every(!) object in 3D? also architectural photos are usually taken without people, so why the heck everyone is adding these funny looking peolple into images mimicking photographs? trust me architects: it won't feel more people friendly, it will only feel ridiculous. #nonsense #3drendering #archviz #cgi #nonsense #3drendering #archviz #cgi
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MASTERSTUDIO SCENOGRAPHY APPLY NOW! DEADLINE 15.3.23 The Masterstudio Design at the Institute Contemporary Design Practices (ICDP) is composed of three studios: Masterstudio Industrial Design, Masterstudio Scenography, Masterstudio Fashion Design. Each studio has a disciplinary focus. In addition, the research discourse of the ICDP focuses on Digital Integration, Design Cultures and Circular Design and are reflected and communicated multidimensionally. The Masterstudio Design offers in-depth training in professional, futureoriented design practice and applied research. Relevant research questions are identified and defined, appropriate and complex design processes are conceived, projects are developed and implemented. Communication, project management, cross-disciplinary and researchoriented teamwork are components of the training. In the Masterstudio Scenography, ambitious, social, political and ecological contents are translated into spatial images and spaces with narrative qualities and social relevance are created. Practices of scenographic design in the context of public, semi-public and private spaces are explored in the Masterstudio Scenography and new narrative formats are developed that are located between installation, exhibition, performance, stage design, augmented reality and virtual reality, etc.
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I talk about photography & the art world. | Host of Subtext & Discourse Art World Podcast | Co-founder Jarvis Dooney Galerie
Earlier this year I took the Ship30for30 writing course from Dickie Bush 🚢 & Nicolas Cole 🚢👻. Posting regular content I now have some data on what received the most engagement. Below are the top 5 posts with the most likes/comments from the past month... ----- 1. Personal story about how I moved from Australia to Germany, switched careers and ended up opening an art gallery in Berlin. We're often told sharing our own journeys and "founders story" often receive a lot of engagement. I posted this one yesterday and it's already had the most resonance. https://lnkd.in/gj-RVm_i ----- 2. Questions artists often ask me as a gallery owner. So this one is industry insight from a professional in the field. I can see why this would get engagement and why artists would want to interact with this. https://lnkd.in/gmp_H66G ----- 3. How to price your work as an artist. Useful information for artists new to the field. Not a surprise that this one was popular. https://lnkd.in/gmgAG5vJ ----- 4. Story about why artists should have an income stream parallel to their artistic practice. I referenced Arnold Schwarzenegger and his journey to Hollywood in this one. As well as referencing many other famous artists who made money through other means before being able to depend on their artistic output. https://lnkd.in/gbZYdhNx ----- 5. The specific moment that changed how I saw and thought about photography. Another personal story, in this case one that changed my outlook and perspective on photography and possibly art in general. I'm interested in this kind of thing when others share it, so I'm happy others enjoyed this one. https://lnkd.in/gJKMSxaE ----- 3 of these posts were stories, either personal or about other people. 2 of them were knowledge that can be directly applied. Any you remember from the past not on this list? Following the data I guess I'll be doubling down on the topics and structures above. If there are any I didn't cover you'd like me to write about, please let me know.
I talk about photography & the art world. | Host of Subtext & Discourse Art World Podcast | Co-founder Jarvis Dooney Galerie
I didn't grow up going to art galleries or museums. In my early 20s, when my girlfriend introduced me to photography, I had no idea years later I would be opening a gallery for contemporary photography. Part of the inspiration came from living on the other side of the world. I moved from Australia to Germany in 2008 to complete my MA in Architectural Lighting Design. 10 years prior I worked for an electrical consultancy. Starting as a trainee draughtsperson, studying electrical engineering at night school, and eventually becoming a project designer. I had started to specialise in lighting design in my role and applied to a German university whilst I was still young enough to move overseas. After finishing my thesis I started freelancing at a few lighting design offices in Berlin. Exploring the city I soon discovered the gallery scene and regularly attended exhibition openings after work and on the weekends. With the sheer quantity of galleries in the city, there were spaces dedicated to practically every niche. Curiously there weren't any galleries with a focus on my home country of Australia. Whilst at a vernissage of Swedish photography the idea emerged to open a gallery dedicated to supporting contemporary photography from Australia and New Zealand. The energy of the city and relatively low cost of living (this was 2013) encouraged risk taking and trying new ideas, which fueled the fire of opening an exhibition space. Six months later we had secured a space on Linienstr. in Berlin's Mitte district. I contacted photographers in Australia whose work I'd admired for years & presented the idea. We opened with the series Between Worlds from the late Greek Australian artist Polixeni Papapetrou. I have to pinch myself sometimes when I think about how much this has impacted my life. #PersonalStory #ArtWorld #Careers #ReinventYourself #Gallerist #Entrepreneurship #Creativity #Berlin
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Our Mission: At Miu Art Studio, our mission is to bridge cultures and nations through the universal language of art. We aim to promote diversity, inclusivity, and understanding by blending the traditional Chinese free-hand art style with the beauty of Scotland's landscapes and landmarks. Our goal is to create art that transcends borders, fosters connections, and inspires a sense of unity and appreciation for the world's diverse beauty. Company Values: At Miu Art Studio, we are guided by a deep commitment to creativity, valuing the unique power of artistic expression to inspire, captivate, and unite people from diverse backgrounds. Diversity is at the core of our identity, and we celebrate it in all its forms, recognizing that it enriches our creative process and fosters a sense of belonging among our team members and customers alike. Inclusivity is a fundamental principle that underpins our studio's culture. We strive to create an inclusive and welcoming environment where individuals from various cultures and backgrounds can come together, share their stories, and create art that transcends borders. Our dedication to quality is unwavering, as we uphold the highest standards of craftsmanship in every piece of artwork we produce. Our art is a testament to our commitment to excellence. Cultural exchange is more than just a concept; it's a driving force behind our work. We believe that through our art and interactions, we can promote understanding and appreciation of different cultures. Engaging with our communities, both local and global, is another cornerstone of our values. We actively contribute to their growth and well-being through our artistic initiatives and engagements. We also recognize the importance of environmental responsibility, striving to minimize our ecological footprint by exploring sustainable materials and methods. In our studio, we foster a culture of professional growth, supporting the development of our team members and encouraging a lifelong pursuit of knowledge and personal advancement. Ultimately, our values are centered on the belief that art has the power to unite people, transcend boundaries, and inspire positive change in the world. At Miu Art Studio, these values are not just words; they guide our actions and drive us to create art that not only captures the beauty of Scotland but also promotes connections and understanding among people worldwide.
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How to choose art for your home when you and your partner have different tastes... A few things recently have made me think how different we all are, and how choosing art is such a personal decision. It also made me think about comments I’ve had at print fairs, like “I love your work, but my partner prefers….”. Here’s a few steps you can take to still end up with a home full of amazing art that satisfies you both. Look at art and talk about it What styles, colours, and themes do you each love? It’s good fun to spend time looking at art together e.g. in galleries or fairs, see if there are works that resonate with you both. Understanding what someone else appreciates in a work of art always helps me see it in a new light. Find some common ground Look for common elements in your tastes - there might be overlapping interests such as vibrant colours, abstract forms, or nature themes. Try to find artworks that incorporate these elements. Blend your styles – be eclectic It’s perfectly ok to have a mix of styles, your collection will probably be stronger and more satisfying for it. Different styles might resonate for different reasons – a landscape might remind you of a favourite place, a colourful abstract might energise and fascinate. The colours, framing or using a common theme might help bring cohesion. Divide the space Allocate specific areas in your home for each of you to express your individual tastes. A shared space like the living room could feature art that both of you enjoy, while personal spaces such as a home office can reflect individual preferences. Rotate your art collection I love to keep things fresh by moving art around my home quite often, I like to spend time with and enjoy different pieces for a while. This also allows a lot of flexibility to accommodate each person’s preferences. It’s a home not a gallery - different parts of the house lend themselves to different ways of viewing art – I can sit and really enjoy an artwork in the living room, but a series of work in the hall is viewed differently, it needs to catch my eye as I am walking through, a good place for a big hit of colour! Collaborate on some bespoke art Collaborating on a custom artwork can be a good way to merge your tastes. For example, commissioning a unique work from an artist whose style you both appreciate – this could include elements that have some personal resonance for you both. Experiment and Be Flexible Choosing art for your home an ongoing and evolving process. I think the key thing is to be open to experimenting with different works, arrangements and combinations. If you are unsure, start with affordable but good quality giclee prints and see how you get on with them before investing more in handmade works. Have fun with it. I hope that’s useful. The more I talk to people about art, the more interesting I find it about how people choose art for their homes. If you would like more articles on this, just drop comments or questions below.
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*Studios - Parallel Based in Netherlands. . PORTFOLIO. 💚 http://bit.ly/3Tmv0c4 . ABOUT. At Parallel we believe that the best work comes from an inspiring environment. We like to surround ourselves with not only architectural references but also music, art and design. This is also translated into our workspace, where we like to discuss ideas at our coffee corner or share inspirations with a drink on the roof garden. A great image is able not only to represent a space but to communicate the intended atmosphere of the project. The ever-changing architecture and real estate development require a fresh approach and we are always on the lookout. We like to investigate the newest technologies and techniques, ever pushing the boundaries of the digital world. . #vwartclub #3dstudios #3dart #3dartists #archviz #animation #visualization #rendering #photorealism #architecturalvisualization #cgi #architecture #interiordesign #3dsmax #vray #coronarenderer #photoshop
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