The Originals: Part 2

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By Ollie Nicholas
14/01/19

Subtitle

Thank you to all of our original collaborators.

Contents

1. Flavia Daniele

2. Jake Mein

3. Harry Robson

4. Greg Barth

by Flavia Daniele

Everyone that we have worked with so far have inspired us and really helped us in defining our own identity. We've come up with loads of new ideas and we're excited to share DROPOUT with the world.

Subtitle

Thank you to all of our original collaborators.

Contents

1. Flavia Daniele

2. Jake Mein

3. Harry Robson

4. Greg Barth

Everyone that we have worked with so far have inspired us and really helped us in defining our own identity. We've come up with loads of new ideas and we're excited to share DROPOUT with the world.
1. Flavia Daniele

Flavia was an artist that approached us with their work in hope of being on the website. Flavia is 20 years old and lives in Rome, Italy. She is currently studying photography at R.U.F.A (Rome University Of Fine Arts). She has also studied humanistic subjects such as ancient greek, latin and philosophy at high school. Flavia tells us that despite these years at university being some of her hardest as of a result of excessive studying, her time at school provided her with a “forma mentis’’ (a way of thinking) that allows her to look beyond the simple canvas, photograph or sculpture.

Flavia was the first artist that got in touch with us from overseas. This was awesome because when we started DROPOUT, we really wanted to reinforce that we were always looking out for new ideas and for new people to feature from all over the world. At such an early in point in the development of the website, we didn’t imagine that we’d get submissions from someone in Rome, but it was great to see that our message was getting out there. An incredibly talented young artist and we can’t wait to see see more stuff from Flavia.

Flavia Daniele

Flavia Daniele

2. Jake Mein

Jake Mein is a photographer from Christchurch, New Zealand. First of all, being able to work with someone on the other side of the world has become commonplace but I don’t think that takes away from it being special. Jake’s photographer style is just as special and it was great that we could get him on DROPOUT.

Follow Jake on Instagram: @jakemein

Jake Mein

3. Harry Robson

A day one. Harry Robson has been a constant since DROPOUT started and is someone that is always keen to help out in anyway that he can. Harry is focused and ambitious and we hope that he goes far whether it is with us or not. Harry was also one of the original hosts of DROPOUT RADIO.

Harry produces content for his personal project, Blow as well as being a core member of the collective, The New Domain (TND).

You can check out Harry’s blog here: https://blowtheblog.wordpress.com/

You can see content from TND here: https://www.tndomain.co.uk/

Harry Robson

4. Greg Barth

Our first face to face interview was with award winning artist and director, Greg Barth. Greg specialises in the use of physical effects in his art installations and short films. His combination of contemporary minimal aesthetics with surreal concepts has produced some amazing work and has gained him international recognition. At this point we didn’t even have a website, so we have to thank Greg for giving us the time to speak to him about his work and his creative process.

Follow Greg on Instagram: @greg_barth

Epic Fail by Greg Barth

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