The Art of the Matter

The View from Above

Brad Walls (b. 1992) is a New York-based visual artist originally from Sydney, Australia. He is known for his unique aerial perspective, transforming movement and everyday environments into minimalist works that emphasize symmetry and negative space. His subjects, including synchronized swimmers and ballet dancers, become studies in geometry and rhythm. The final product of his unique perspective is visually arresting, as the image transforms familiar scenes into something unexpected.

Right: “Snowflake,” courtesy of Brad Walls

A New Look at the Old West

Multidisciplinary artist Jeremy Booth has navigated through the “Wild West” of NFTs en route to capturing the nostalgic-laden landscape of the American West on large-scale canvases.

 

Text: Bridget Cottrell

Photo from “Sweat and Blood” opening at Square One Gallery by Suzy Gorman, courtesy of Jeremy Booth

A Tribute to the Spirit of Exploration

The one-off Beretta SO Sparviere Marco Polo pays homage to the explorer seven hundred years after his passing.  

Edited by Elliott Greene

It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.
― Henry David Thoreau