SALLY TRIER His work feels like a reflection of how we live now. The immediate softness of nature meeting the hard layers of tracking, measuring and data. I love the contrast in tempo: something slow and human and organic, with fast data layers flickering on top. It’s detailed in a way you can never fully decode, so you keep looking and discovering. I’m drawn to his experimental approach, where the visuals are super aesthetic but always carry an underlying code or language you can’t quite crack.

Alexis Ross Browsing through a bookstore in Vancouver I came across a reprint of Mr. Girard's Hong Kong book. I came back to LA with it as if I had found some great secret. Apparently I was the last to know what everyone had been knowing. Still, I can't get enough of the lighting and textures of these locations. For many of these places I would like to roll over and die in them.