T'S ART N DESIGN

Matthew Cusick  More than ten years ago , he discovered a box full of old maps in his studio. The artist then began to experiment and was immediately fascinated with the possibility of creating his own places and time zones with just a few snips. Since then , he has created an extensive body of work that has been exhibited internationally and reproduced in publications such as  The New York Times ,   Harper ’ s Magazine , and  Art in America .  Karen O'Leary  She began cutting paper maps as part of a project for her fifth-year thesis in architecture at Virginia Tech , and has been fascinated by creative cartography ever since. Susan Stockwell Susan Stockwell's work takes many forms from small studies to large scale installations , sculpture , drawings and collage. It is concerned primarily with transformation and with issues of ecology , geo-politics , mapping , trade and his...

Banksy is an anonymous England based street artist , vandal , political activist , and film director  His works of political and social commentary have been featured on streets , walls , and bridges of cities throughout the world. Recently , Banksy's 1.4 million work "girl with balloon" has been self-destruction during an auction , and the auction house said a female European collector was the successful bidder , agreeing to pay $1.4 million for "Girl With Balloon. piece has become the first artwork in history to have been created live during an auction.

Spanish artist Miguel Ángel Belinchón Bujes, or  Belin , has long been known in the graffiti world for his photorealistic murals. After a recent trip to Pablo Picasso’s birthplace however, his work has begun to adopt elements of cubism. It seems like he got a lot of inspirations from Picasso, I can see the similarity between this two artists.

Since his education in industrial design, Christopher Derek Bruno has moved about the United States as a practicing maker of imagery, sculpture, and furniture. Currently residing in Seattle Washington, his recent work represents an ongoing analysis of the cognitive visual experience Some of his art only comes into a cohesive whole when viewed from a very specific angle. Other pieces have multiple forms depending on where a viewer is standing. In a way, his art uses literal multiple perspectives to comment on multiple social perspectives. 

Andy Warhol Warhol is the first person I wanna talk about, as we all know, he was the father and the starter of America's pop culture. I deeply influenced by him to create my art project. I love the color he used to created his work and the ideas he wanna expressed. Steve Jobs From my perspective, I think Jobs not only was a businessman or a designer, but also was an artist. He learned traditional calligraphy when he was in college, which is same as me. I learn Chinese traditional calligraphy for almost 5 years, and I like to involve the idea from calligraphy to my project as well. My father My father is one of the most important people in my life, who was a professional interior designer, who inspired me a lot. One of the reason why I chose to study design is because of him. He also was a very talented photographer.