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The body becomes the storyteller. The minds behind Jedda Daisy Culley + Desert Designs found inspiration in the Dreamtime bird Mangkaja, along with the screen prints of artist Jimmy Pike, for their latest interpretive film. Co-directed by Cloudy Rhodes, with music by Cosmic Youth and Daniel Stricker and mesmeric moves from Waangenga Blanco and Yolanda Lowatta, it coincides with the launch of a new T-shirt collection and fresh website from the brand. Go on and let it move you.

Maddie (Moonlight), 2015

Maddie (Moonlight), 2015
In the American Night
Archival Pigment Print
Photo journal from Turkey

ALEXANDER WANG
DIR. CUT
ALEXANDRA SPENCER FOR CHANEL
FOR CHANEL

A Trip To Cape Cod Massachusetts | Natalie O’Moore
AMERICA FROM THE HOLE EXHIBITION
AMERICA
MAKE LOVE TO THE WORLD
THE HOLE NYC

‘KDH’ – Celestial Trax Music Video, Rinse
‘KDH’ – Celestial Trax Music Video, Rinse
Directed & Produced, 2015
Exclusively released on Fader
Suriname Journal





















by NVS
Suriname Journal
Collection of Photographs taken while in Suriname, 2014
Series 1 of Research & Documentation
In 2014, traveling back to her native Surinamese roots to establish an on-going research and documentation project exploring the core of her identity in a country made up of 90% rainforest.
Along the journey, NVS was sent into the Amazon to visit Maroon villages and to the top of Suriname at Galibi beach with the Carib Indingeous tribe on a video and photo project commissioned from Surinamese Holistic Healer, Loraine Van Tuyl, PhD.
The Suriname Journal is does not end in 2014, Nicole Van Straatum is finding ways to further discover her heritage through personal and sourced experience, photography, writings, and interviews. Series 1 is only the first chapter of Nicole’s life-long voyage of cultural, historical, and individual understanding of being a second generation Surinamese-American.
Suriname Journal





















Series 1 of Research & Documentation
In 2014, traveling back to her native Surinamese roots to establish an on-going research and documentation project exploring the core of her identity in a country made up of 90% rainforest.
Along the journey, NVS was sent into the Amazon to visit Maroon villages and to the top of Suriname at Galibi beach with the Carib Indingeous tribe on a video and photo project commissioned from Surinamese Holistic Healer, Loraine Van Tuyl, PhD.
The Suriname Journal is does not end in 2014, Nicole Van Straatum is finding ways to further discover her heritage through personal and sourced experience, photography, writings, and interviews. Series 1 is only the first chapter of Nicole’s life-long voyage of cultural, historical, and individual understanding of being a second generation Surinamese-American.