Archive for tag: Adria Leeper-Sullivan

 
“My greatest challenges in life were the ones that flipped everything upside down. They made me question all I thought I had figured out, calling forth a great clarity and humility within me.”  
-Helena
      Introduction by Adria Leeper-Sullivan   Interview & Photographs by Theo Constantinou       Helena has eyes of a child, untainted by the cynical and limited perspective of life that courses through society. Her’s is a world of boundless wonder lust overflowing with a hunger for the ...

read post »

 
“So leap out of your comfortable life and seek. Take a risk and find yourself inspired. Dare to veer off the path that’s been paved before you and find your own Ometepe, your own place of mana, whether it’s in Montana or Mongolia. As you introduce yourself to the indescribable energy of a powerful experience, you offer yourself a chance to taste parallel possibilities within your own nature. This is self-awareness in its most dynamic ...

read post »

 
“… a prehistoric atmosphere ready to reclaim the earth.”  
-Adria Leeper-Sullivan
  Original Photographs by Ricardo Lozano for Paradigm Magazine   Words by Adria Leeper-Sullivan          

read post »

 
“That’s when I started creating art that I was ok with, I wasn’t being anyone else. I wasn’t trying anything, or being creative for someone. It wasn’t intention, just pure art. I was ok with no one ever seeing it, buying it, or liking it. I have found that more people like my work because there is no motive.”  
-Sarah Reynolds
      Introduction by Adria Leeper-Sullivan   Interview by Theo Constantinou   Images provided by Sarah Reynolds       Sarah Reynolds is blessed with the ...

read post »

 
“I don’t think I have really tried consciously to find acceptance for my work. I just did creatively what I felt was right for me and got me excited. In that I guess others also wanted to come along for the ride. I’m not really sure what my image is, but working for these major companies and designers has aloud me to make a living from doing what I love.”  
-Corey Adams
      Introduction & Interview by Adria ...

read post »

 
“It’s hard being self-aware but once that awareness happens just go with it. Don’t dwell on why we can’t all be this way, just go forth on your path because as you go others will follow.”  
-David Sylvester
      Introduction by Adria Leeper-Sullivan   Interview by Theo Constantinou   Photographs provided by David Sylvester       When David Sylvester’s friend and mentor gave him praise for his accomplishments David forgot to say, “Thank you.” A few days later his friend was lost in the 9/11 ...

read post »

 
“Head on rotation as though orders are received via satellite.”  
-Adria Leeper-Sullivan
  Original Photographs by Ricardo Lozano for Paradigm Magazine   Words by Adria Leeper-Sullivan          

read post »

 
“You can fake things or you can build things, you make that choice and sometimes people fake it if they can talk real well, or look right, and take it pretty far but in the end they have nothing behind them so it just blows away. Things that have real purpose and foundation, they’re the ones that last.”  
-Abe Burmeister
      Introduction by Adria Leeper-Sullivan   Interview and Photographs by Theo Constantinou   Gallery Photographs by Emiliano Granado       Abe Burmeister is a man ...

read post »

 
“I actually think parents and school guidance counselors do us a disservice telling us we can be anything we want to be. That’s not true. I definitely couldn’t be a nuclear engineer, I’m a shitty mathematician. I think it is important to know your limitations, and recognize what you’re good at as a kid and try to hone that focus and make it into something that could literally be something that doesn’t feel like work ...

read post »

 
“You have to be a strong individual to really want to succeed at your craft or your art. It takes a lot of discipline and focus but also it takes a certain amount of not giving a shit too.”  
-Hanni El Khatib
      Introduction by Adria Leeper-Sullivan   Interview & Photographs by Theo Constantinou         The needle is set. There is a brief droning hum before the song begins to play. A crackle underlines the rowdy guitar riffs, and then a powerful ...

read post »