Issue 08
Welcome to Issue 08 of The Meander. Everyone we interviewed this time round touched on ideas about the environments they live in.
We paid a visit to Melbourne graphic design studio U-P and chatted to its founders, Paul Marcus Fuog and Uriah Gray.
The work of artist Helmut Smits is both incisive and playful in the way that it disrupts our experience of everyday things.
"To think that art is intrinsic to our existence is empowering." Melbourne's Catherine Evans discusses rocks and skin, science and art, and the constellations we draw to make sense of the world.
"I find that the less specific an image is, the more specific it can become." Washington-based photographer Caitlin Teal Price talks about the process behind her work.
The Venetian designers behind the studio Tankboys also run a publishing house and an annual book fair. We chat to them about working in one of Europe's most iconic cities.
Dissect Journal is a new contemporary art publication that presents essays, reviews and artist pages. We chat to the editors at its helm.
Australian artist Deb Mansfield discusses turning tides and armchair travel.
We asked Montreal-based artist Matthew Feyld to take a photo a day for a week. The resulting images function as a reflection of his artistic practice—one that investigates notions of shape and form.