Oleg Dou: Beauty Within the Madness

Strange, interesting, modern and stylish are words used to describe Russian Photographer Oleg Dou. A native of Moscow, this international artist brings a fresh perspective to the art scene. What message is the artist trying to convey, while using these strange images? That answer is simple: individuality. “I have always been interested in human individuality and self-expression,” explained Dou on his Art Limited portfolio site. He is the winner of an International Color Photograph of the Year Award (for his “Paper 2” illustration), an International Photography Photographer of the Year Award (in fine arts), and an Arte Laguna Art prize for Best Young Photographer (for his painting “Ira's Tears”). It’s obvious that Dou’s individuality is certainly paying off.

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María Lucía Sánchez Benítez: It’s All About Passion

In the world of pop culture, it is challenging to balance your life and career without resilience and genuine devotion to your dream. Malú, however, thrived to become a rising star in the landscape of contemporary popular culture and navigated the complexity of life with her  unflattering courage and genuine pursuit of her aspiration.

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Tyla: Culture Clash

Whether you’re on social media or not, you may have  heard some of , Tyla’s, songs, such as “Water” and “Getting Late.” 

Tyla's hit “Water” became the first solo song by a South African musician to appear on the Billboard Hot 100 chart since 1968. Her music is deeply tied to her culture and features a lot of amapiano, a sub-genre of house music that emerged in South Africa in the mid-2010s. Her debut song, “Getting Late,” first started her signature blend of pop sensibilities with the groovy percussive sounds of Amapiano. 

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