Realignment of Beauty Brands

I stumbled upon this interesting article in the NY Times about how beauty brands are responding to younger demographics wanting more politicalize products that have sustainable packaging and vegan, or eco-friendly. For example, many consumers look for a sunscreen that’s coral- and reef-safe for the environment. There’s a messaging that Read more…

Henri Matisse

Is it just me or do I see the posters of Matisse’s work everywhere? I’ve noticed that they have blown up recently especially with the Millennial demographic. I totally understand the appeal of them. These posters tend to be abstract although low-key they just remind me plants. And they have Read more…

Fashion and Biotechnology

I was stumbling upon an article about the usage of biotechnology within fashion. For example, the usage of spider silk through genetic engineering. Also, spider silk is biodegradable and considered a strong, flexible, and lightweight material. It has been used for luxury watch straps and Adidas is experimenting with it. Read more…

Redefining Face Mask

I really love how fashionable face masks have become. I really like the ruffle one because it is so unique. I appreciate how fashion is taking something so practical and turning it into a sense of personality. I also really enjoy face masks that have a message with them such Read more…

yayoi kusama

Yayoi Kusama is a famous artists who is known for the whimsical nature of her art. Her art contains lots of color and lights. I have actually seen her art in a Korean museum once with my parents and it left an impression on me because I continue to keep Read more…

Bullet Journal

Over quarantine, I have taken up a new hobby which is bullet journal. I love how personal it is where I can put how I’m feeling that day or the things I prioritize in life. I also enjoy how calming it is and allows me to destress. For me, carving Read more…

How far can art go?

The artwork above has been deemed very controversial and has opened debates about whether there are limitations when it comes to art. The photograph shows a crucifix floating in the artist’s urine. Andres Serrano said that “it alludes to a perceived commercializing or cheapening of Christian icons in contemporary culture”. Read more…