Andrew Logan, Britain's great optimist...

“I love it when fashion, art and performance melt into one. Life's too short for pigeonholing. We should embrace everything. I tell young artists to open themselves up so everything can pour in. Stay closed and you'll stay fearful like 99 percent of the population. I dress like this because I love people saying, "You've made my day!" I can do very little to change anything, so my purpose is to bring joy.' Interview by Charlotte Metcalf in Country & Townhouse magazine.

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A portrait session with Fayann Smith of October Collective

“If I got rid of my demons, I’d lose my angels” — Tennessee Williams 

Fayann is one of the three female artists who call themselves October! Collective who are spearheading the launch of the first permanent art quarter in Venice launched during the biennale titled Giudecca Art District. Fayann has composed the soundtrack for the district’s flagship installation titled Body As Home that is a timely exploration of self-discovery, identity, migration and search for the meaning of home.

Body as Home

A portrait session with Fayann Smith

Fayann is one of the three female artists who call themselves October! Collective who are spearheading the launch of the first permanent art quarter in Venice launched during the biennale titled Giudecca Art District. Fayann has composed the soundtrack for the district’s flagship installation titled Body As Home that is a timely exploration of self-discovery, identity, migration and search for the meaning of home. Body as Home was shot in four countries, and explores the concept of home in “regard of geographical location and how our identities are formed by our own understanding of home.”