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THANKYOU to all our team of ISSUE 04

THANKYOU to all our team of ISSUE 04

MIAMI’s NIGHTLIFE photography project in our ISS

MIAMI’s NIGHTLIFE photography project in our ISSUE 04.

“In the night time the bright colours of Wynwood suddenly take on another hue. The sound shifts from a scattered noise around the hood into a labyrinth of rhythmic beats. The streets now call for a different energy, they host a new crowd. We follow the music and let our imagination get the best of us while we stroll through the neighbourhood. Suddenly, we are bathing in neon lights.”
Artwork: @biancacedrone

COMMISSIONER CHRISTINE KING @iamchristineking in o

COMMISSIONER CHRISTINE KING @iamchristineking in our Issue 04:

“I try to lead by example; to lead with compassion, diversity, inclusion, and love. I want to create a positive atmosphere and a safe place for people to voice their opinion. For example, I start every meeting with a prayer that has a Pastor, Priest, a Rabbi, or an Imam. It truly makes a difference.”

SUPERBLUE - @superblue.art In Conversation with

SUPERBLUE - @superblue.art

In Conversation with Shantelle Rodriguez @shantelle_rodriguez
Superblue is a new experiential art space spreading across 30,000 square feet of flexible installation space in the Allapattah neighborhood of Miami and it dedicates to the work of artists who are pushing the boundaries of art through large-scale, shared immersive experiences.
We spoke with Shantelle Rodriguez, director of Superblue’s Miami Experiential Art Center, who shared her view on immersive art, accessibility and working closely with community partners and artists to develop a cultural hub deeply rooted in and integrated with the community.
Read more on our paper issue!
Author @garcomalvan
Photography @orioltarridasphoto

COLECTIVO BARRIO COLOMBIA @colectivocbc Colectiv

COLECTIVO BARRIO COLOMBIA
@colectivocbc

Colectivo Barrio Colombia: building new perspectives through art
A 10-minute drive from El Poblado, the neighborhood of Barrio Colombia is helping to redefine the image of the city, using art to catalyze communities and attract young people to the creative world. Giulietta, Bianca and I visited them during a warm February morning and ended up staying for three hours, drinking coffee and chatting about art, human-environment relationships and the importance of nurturing imagination to drive social change.

COLECTIVO BARRIO COLOMBIA - ALEJANDRO TOBON @alej

COLECTIVO BARRIO COLOMBIA - ALEJANDRO TOBON

@alejandrotob @colectivocbc
Alejandro Tobón (Medellín, Colombia, 1978)

Alejandro has always been interested in what the search for our own place can mean. In this sense, by observing what he recognizes as territory, he questions how this, being a common natural good, acquires the sense of a product that is negotiated in a fragmented and systematic way. The possibilities within artistic practices allow Alejandro to use drawing, interdisciplinary dialogues, traditional manufacturing techniques, software and technologies to relate these ideas and configure installation objects that he builds with reusable materials such as wood, iron and polymers. The art makes use of both geometric and natural forms, with constructive principles of craftsmanship, architecture and industry. Shapes and surfaces interfere with places, occupying them and sometimes inviting the viewer to interact with them, generating effects and paths that show the human presence on the territory.

ANDREA ROSSO - “The city of Miami is experienci

PLAN B - Issue 04

“Biophilic design in Medellín: how plants influence the architecture of a city.”

A conversation with @planb_architects

PLAN B - Issue 04

“Biophilic design in Medellín: how plants influence the architecture of a city.”

A conversation with @planb_architects

PABLO AZUL - Issue 04 “I love drawing people a

PABLO AZUL - Issue 04

“I love drawing people and using them as inspiration for different paintings. But what really inspires me is energy. That could come from a woman, but also from the night, from the bicycle rides, from the street, from dance. Especially dance.”

ISSUE 03 - From Miami to Barcelona

ISSUE 03 - From Miami to Barcelona

SUPERILLES The pulsing heart of Barcelona city ar

SUPERILLES

The pulsing heart of Barcelona city architecture.

Read more about the city’s plan to create a 15- Minute City on our issue 03.

Stay tuned for issue 04!

NO MAN IS AN ISLAND “During this past year, ou

NO MAN IS AN ISLAND

“During this past year, our experiences have told us that we can no longer live in the way we had become accustomed to. We have to “rethink”our lives. Even if this seems quite scary, we must try to approach this challenge more as an opportunity than as a trouble.”

Read more on our paper copy.
Text: @cebilia
illustration: @erika.polizziart

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ANTONI GAUDÍ “For Gaudì, turning to natural e

ANTONI GAUDÍ

“For Gaudì, turning to natural ecosystems was not simply a question of fascination or romanticism but an attempt to find answers to practical design issues. He harnessed the natural intelligence to design passive systems in order to reduce the consumption of resources, and build spaces that would do more with less.”

Read more on our @mr.wynwood paper issue out now.

A special thankyou to @federicocedrone

ANTONI GAUDÍ “For Gaudì, turning to natural e

ANTONI GAUDÍ

“For Gaudì, turning to natural ecosystems was not simply a question of fascination or romanticism but an attempt to find answers to practical design issues. He harnessed the natural intelligence to design passive systems in order to reduce the consumption of resources, and build spaces that would do more with less.”

Read more on our @mr.wynwood paper issue out now.

A special thankyou to @federicocedrone

GEMA GALDÓN “Meeting Gema Galdón is like obse

GEMA GALDÓN

“Meeting Gema Galdón is like observing a drop of mercury slide
on ice. Elegance is omnipresent but never mentioned. Her aura spreads across the room and is absorbed in
all her creations.”

@gemagaldonhatgallery

Read more on our paper issue @mr.wynwood

A special thankyou to @federicocedrone

RICARDO BOFILL, LA FABRICA. “We must not forget

RICARDO BOFILL, LA FABRICA.

“We must not forget, concludes the architect, that “global warming will still have devastating effects on cities and rural areas around the globe, so we urgently need a planetary conscience revolution.
I know it is challenging to be optimistic with current world leaders and conflicts escalating. Nevertheless, I think the revolution has started.”

Read more on @mr.wynwood magazine OUT NOW

A special thankyou to @federicocedrone

A FEAST IN STILL LIFE “A trip around the catal

A FEAST IN STILL LIFE

“A trip around the catalan capital to try the most traditional dishes in the most traditional places.”

Artwork - @biancacedrone

A HIDEAWAY IN RED - La Muralla Roja, Ricardo Bofil

A HIDEAWAY IN RED - La Muralla Roja, Ricardo Bofill

“A few hours from Barcelona is an apartment complex that looks like it came from straight out of a Magritte painting. A dreamlike building modelled on a North African casbah, a red fortress on top of a cliff facing the blue sea while washed by the Mediterranean sun.”

Read more on our special insert in @mr.wynwood

Photography by the super spescial and talented @albertoselvestrel

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