joe ventura
“Could Be Me is a project exploring the possibility of one artist occupying another’s space. It is a visual adventure and an interpretation of the same sentence by different artists worldwide.”
- Paul Paper
camilla engman
kate copeland
Lithuanian artist Paul Paper invited other artists from all over to create original works of art that feature the phrase, “It could be me, but it’s actually Paul Paper.” Don’t you think it’s brilliant considering that over a hundred artists of different backgrounds willingly participated in this project. I also love his photographs.
VIP collabo, person could be me, paul paper
If I sketch half as good as this by Zeroten, I might have a career as a graphic artist or something. Too bad, I can’t even draw a good orange. But I have two Moleskines and they’re still blank.
VIP sketch moleskine, sketch books
“We’re all gonna die–100 meters of existence”
178 people
20 days
railroad bridge
warschauer strasse
berlin
summer 2007
People are just so interesting to catch off guard. No pretensions. No make-believe. No lies. Just natural. And this project by Simon Hogsberg makes me want to know all their stories.
VIP photo simon hogsberg
I think when two or more people or groups collaborate on a project, the result would always be interesting. Just so many ideas put into one pot and considering everyone is brilliant, what could go wrong? I wish to see more collaborations by great minds in the future. Loving this project by booooooom. It’s encouraging….
VIP collabo project, words
I love post-its. And when someone does anything other than write on them, that usually blows my mind. I could never think of other uses for post-its…aside from of course, write and post it. Love this project by Zara Arshad.
VIP paper post-its, zara arshad
For Valentine’s Day. This is something unique but at the same time old-fashioned. Who doesn’t want receiving a letter on the most romantic day of the year? Here’s how you can make it special…a very tiny letter that comes with a personalized message of up to 120 words, a tiny envelope, wax seal and a magnifying glass packaged in a nice little glassine envelope. Isn’t tha nice? From The World’s Smallest Postal Service.
VIP paper paper, valentine
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