#artistic-collaboration

#artistic-collaboration

Friedman's 'Cave Paintings' move fluidly between abstract and representational forms, investigating the relationship between paint, tools, and surface, often measured against the scale of the human body. He employs repetition and self-imposed constraints to allow chance and imperfection to emerge, creating works that feel boundless and meditative. Meanwhile, within his 'Double Bubble' works, Sperling distills architectural forms into pared-down vocabularies. He constructs complex plywood frameworks, which he covers with stretched canvas and paints in bold, often contrasting colors.

"I only set out to make an album because everyone told me I had to... I'm more likely to want to talk about Susan Sontag or aesthetics."

"TWOPAGES X is more than a design competition-it's a platform for collaboration. We want to help creatives bring their ideas to life, not just for themselves but for homes around the world."

Throughout the program, performers draw on the aesthetics and rituals of sport to confront its often-overlooked emotional and political dimensions.

After all, the jewellery is colourful - encrusted with precious blue sapphires, vivid rubies and deep emeralds. Removing the radiancy of these precious gems from the visuals was a risk.

This image was used for the cover of Boys Don't Cry when it was rereleased in 1986.

I've always admired Danish designers and architects. They've been a huge inspiration throughout my life, so the collaboration just feels organic. Interiors have always been such a big part of me, and working with BoConcept, a Danish company, makes it even more special.