THE CREATIVITY OF NATURE is incredible. This video reveals the art created by the relentless motion of seawater as it works its magic on an oyster shell relic in the shallows of the Eastbourne coastline, in southern England.
THIS IMAGE IS from a project entitled ‘eBay Masks’. I went online and bought as many weird masks as I could find on eBay. It’s amazing what people sell on the site. With this silver mask I created this dystopian, futuristic scene of a faceless man, his humanity erased. In truth, the idea seems more current than futuristic.
EVERY SUNDAY morning I embark upon a long nature walk. I love this picturesque scene of a cottage in Alfriston, East Sussex. The thatched roof of the house is beautifully perched, like a hat; and the garden, stone wall, path, hedges and sky give the whole thing an irresistible allure.
NATURE IS ENDLESS in its beauty and creativity. Look at how these reeds flutter elegantly as they are gently pushed by the breeze, against a backdrop of ocean and sky.
IS WATER ALIVE? How can an element that is so active, so filled with the energetics of movement, not be? For many centuries sages and religious teachers have spoken of water as being imbued with spirit. This is the reason it is used so much within religious ceremonies. But is it true? Have we misunderstood what water really is?
ART COLLABORATION This new portrait of me was painted by renowned Polish-born artist Malgosia Stepnik. Her uniquely vibrant and colourful style, which she describes as an “energy explosion” was meticulously applied to a photo of my face. Discover more about Stepnik’s work here.
BEAUTY CAN BE FOUND in the strangest places — even within the urban, mechanistic functionality of the London Underground. I took this quick iPhone picture through the window of a Tube carriage as the train pulled into the station.
THIS IS ‘PELE’, a limited edition, super-sized photo-biography of the late Brazilian football legend. Published by Gloria Books (now closed) I was editor and creative director on the title. Two years in the making, it contains 720-pages, 1,700 illustrations and weighs 16kgs. Only 2,500 copies were made, each one signed by Pele.
