Every dreamed future is possible, the past one too.

Futurism is centenarian, but still full of interesting suggestions in connection with contemporarneity, meanwhile virtual worlds surrend to far past fascinations. The boundaries of Space and Time get more and more blurry, like in a dream.

online now DAYDREAMING MAGAZINE #10 year 3 – Ottobre ‘09

“FUTURE AGAIN”

featuring:

PierPaolo Koss (Italy):
A snapshot series witnessing the hard work to rediscover and assimilate the futuristic aesthetic and art from a performer and visual artist whom dd has already dedicated a special issue to!

Khaled El Mais (U.S.A.)
Photo-graphic landscapes from an urban America exploded and recomposed thanks to digital art

Alan Godineau (France)
Surrealistic and disquieting future of a humanity between mutations and holograms, through recompositions that are visionary but still radicated in the past.

Bark Aabye (Second Life)
Reportage in Second Life: geodigital space explored and captured in poetic “futuretro” images.

where are the spaces for creation in art? where do we go when we want to compose? where are our heavens, our purgatories, our hells and how do they look like? which routes do our journeys track? towards which daydreamt destinations do those journeys lead? who do we want to meet?

“IN YOUR ABSENCE”, current issue of DAYDREAMING MAGAZINE, is online!

inside:
Guglielmo Manenti (Italy)
with Bloomsday, a series of illustrations inspired byjames Joyce’s Ulysses, Manenti’s back in Trieste to start a new collaboration with DDProject. Cover and opening are dedicated to his personal image-translation for fragments of Joyce’s “stream of consciousness”.

Tim Lowly (U.S.A)
painter, photographer, curator and teacher, Tim Lowly presents “We know in part” a gallery filled with images saturated with evocative power that’s hardly embanked by the apparent sobriety of his compositions and rooted directly in a pursue of the meaning of existence.

Chris Rain (Italy)
symbols for private constellations intersect rips of infinity. Macro- and micro-cosmos poetically blend under the sign of frailty, the sign of the unconscious, silent flowing of time. The analogical photograpy of Rain, manipulated in a dark chamber become alchemical antrum, speaks of life as an escape from silence towards another silence.

Javier S. Sanudo/Frodo47 (Mexico)
It’s instinctual, humoral; talks of death, destruction and self-destruction, but it’s extremely powerful and lively it’s the artistic synthesis of violence and sensuality, horror and charm we grasp in the images of Sanudo. The best way of describing my photography is simple: find the beauty into darkness” he says.

Davide Garbuggio (Italy)
His figures draw off pictorial academicism reminding of an omnipresent past, almost tippy-toeing, bringing forth an accurate and subtle analysis of gesture and expression as couriers of a more modern and communicative feel.

Thanks for this article to Emilio from the DAYDREAMING MAGAZINE!

Last issue post on QNT read here.

“This is Life”, the latest release of DAYDREAMING MAGAZINE, is now online!

The urge to exist in order to realte becomes choral.
The languages of different artists melt in this vital tangle.

Nur Moo (Second Life)
the protean artist’s body becomes texture, etched with pieces of poerty purely “lightwashed”.

Yves Lecoq (Francia)
..who is Mad Bunny?

Rodolphe Simeon (Francia)
A sinister warning sounds like a profecy: the “danse macebre” of avatars is on-stage, maybe hoping for a truer existence…

Jim Rowe (Canada)
Narration trespasses to forgotten lands… the light sight of real life gives substance to the new pictorial overseas currents… “now” is already strolling down memory lane.

Thanks for this article to Emilio from the DAYDREAMING MAGAZINE!

Last issue post on QNT read here.

DAYDREAMING MAGAZINE’s latest issue, “ALL AROUND THE WORLD”, is online.

Inside you have:

ANDREY BARTENEV (Moscow, Russia): Performer, sculptor, visual artist and a lot more; his caleidoscopic world revolves from the spaces of the Venice Biennale to the streets of NY, establishing new connections with the russian avantgarde.

AKA B (Milan, Italy): Illustrator with masterful scrapes and uncommon deepness and sensitivity.
“It’s with infinite agape, further than schopenhauerian, that I discovered I was in front of a dead audience, without identifying with it” he said about himself.
Prestigious collaborations with Marvel, DC comics and other publishing houses, trace his path.

BOB FISCHER (San Francisco, USA) a.k.a. Photomeister. Photographer, painter, filmmaker. You can tell from his works that he does not live on hallway measures. Take a look at his models, at the acrid and cutting tones of his images, yet poetic and ironic, subverting the concept of beauty itself.

CRISTINA BATTISTIN (Trieste, ITALY): beside being a successful artist with a professed passion for drawing and for Giacometti’s work, she’s a young teacher. Surely one of the most interesting realities in the chief town of Friuli Venezia Giulia.

ANDREA ALVERA’ (Trieste, ITALY): from the ranks of Daydreaming Project, photographic images of a microcosm fraught with curiosity and pureness. No matter what he says, there’s more than what is shown…

Thanks for this article to Emilio from the DAYDREAMING MAGAZINE!

All the issues you can look at www.ddmagazine.it.
Last issue post on QNT read here.

DAYDREAMING MAGAZINE -The New Beginning- is online:
First 2009 issue of DDMagazine is online. A kind of “new beginning” that brings more fluency and some graphical improvements (thaks to Emilio), together with great stuff from…

TOM HOOPS (photography – UK-ASIA)
ARCHAN NAIR (photoillustration – INDIA)
DIEGO IAFCONCIC (paint – ITALIA)
MATTEO NAZZARI (photography – ITALIA)
MARIO MACALUSO (photography – ITALIA)

Remember that you can find further informations about each author in the portfolio section of the magazine.

Enjoy
DayDreaming STAFF

Thanks for this article to ddmagazine jan!

All the issues you can look at www.ddmagazine.it.

Last issue post on QNT read here.

Look at the DAYDREAMING magazine issue 10.

“DAYDREAMING is an online magazine founded in 2007 in Trieste (Italy) by Nanni Spano and exclusively dedicated to the creative image its many forms.

Its aim, born from a precise editorial choice, is collecting and exhibiting the work of visual artists in a pure form. Presenting it simply as data itself: no artist bio, no critical analysis of the works, no extra info that could in any way distract from the innediate impact the work has on the watcher.”

In this issue with topic “Signs and Conflicts” are my favored works from Anna Shukhaeva (wonderful illustrations).

All the issues you can look at www.ddmagazine.it.