The Magenta Links

Body Sculpting – Thomas Mihailos

Konstnatinos — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 06:00:22 +0000

There are countless of methods and philosophies behind training. Each client is unique according to his or her need.

From the professional fighter needing an equal combination of strength, speed, agility and endurance, to the fitness model needing the sculpted aesthetic beauty that only she defines.

The busy executive that hold countless hours in the stresses of the business world to the humble house wife trying to shed those excess kilos from her recent pregnancy.

The dancer that needs flexibility and added power to propel her graceful form onstage to the recreational skier or snowboarder looking to protect his or her knees from an injury when the snows start to pack on the mountain slope.

Each training method a tool, each no less important than the other, each unique, everything taken into careful consideration. Here . . . nothing is left to chance.

Thomas Mihailos

Die Schanze – Regina Rebele

Konstnatinos — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 09:54:49 +0000

Schanze is a district of Hamburg. It used to be a place for workmen, immigrants – later on for students and self-governed people. Induced by rehabilitation rents are increasing – old-established trades and residents capitulate and move away. The town scape is changing completely. The district is currently turning into a destination of new business start-ups, bars and clubs. Residents fear that Schanze is getting characterless and no longer different from other districts.

The 3d-modell shows the discords within the district and clarifies the cleft between the old structures and the new ones. Different perspectives can be captured by revolving the modell. Therefore the beholders can witness the changing face of a working-class neighbourhood.

Regina is a graphic designer living in Germany.

Regina Rebele

James Kirkup

Konstnatinos — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 09:48:48 +0000

James Kirkup is Raised in Brighton but works & lives in London. He also knows very well how to work with clean graphic elements creating very nice posters.

James Kirkup