Andrew Myers / Interview

Andrew Myers

Interview | Andrew Myers

Andrew Myers is an artist you hardly can find in the twenty-first century. In a time where nearly everything has been done and where artists’ only way of innovating oftentimes seems to be the use of modern technology or evermore shocking themes, Myers has created a style that never has been seen before. By using screws as his canvas he not only produces paintings but much more amazing 3D artworks. Though mostly known by it, Andrew Myers is more than the „screw-artist“ as he uses all kinds of mediums to express himself through art.  Ηaving recently exhibited in the prestigious Art Basel in Miami, Andrew Myers talks to The Forest.

Interview by Andy Sturm

Describe yourself in three words.
Intense, critical, hopeful.

Though your art, especially your screw-art, is highly popular and very well known, it’s hard to find information about you.  Could you tell us something about your upbringing? 
Yes, I moved to Spain when I was six months old and lived there as a missionary kid until I was 16. I then moved to the US and ended up in California.

Interview / Lukáš Dvořák / Interview

Interview
Lukáš Dvořák

Adeep appreciation for nature and classic aesthetics permeate the work of Lukáš Dvořák. The Czech photographer has won the hearts of many with his timeless black and white images, immortalising female beauty sculpted by the light of the sun.

Interview by Demetrios Drystellas

Meyloo: Heptalogy

After studying Arts in Paris, Meyloo discovered the world of makeup through encounters as unexpected as they were exceptional. Her lifelong passions; beauty, art, fashion, and the organic and mineral world that surrounds them, are for her an inexhaustible source of inspiration. Textures and materials mingle subtly, the resulting blends creating a universe that is both glamorous and dreamlike. She particularly values the idea of ​​poetry in pictures and discovered in make-up a limitless creative ground, in the service of beauty and elegance and her work has appeared in prestigious publications such as Vogue and Numero among others.