And don’t miss the claymation film about the adventures of a pigeon and rat.
When it comes to come up the beauty in the horrible or everyday , Eugene Serebrennikov and Vicente Morillo , co - founder of Another Day art studio , consider themselves connoisseurs .
The duo initially match under alone circumstances and quickly bring together over their shared love of graphics and finding the deeper substance in mundane objects . Serebrennikov explains , “ I was the artistry music director at Nike Basketball in Portland , Oregon and I had a project issue forth across my desk for Kobe [ Bryant ] . I run across Vicente ’s work online and had an exigent connectedness to it . We bulge working on the project together , but he was in Spain and I was in Portland . His English was really bad and my Spanish was non - existent , so we collaborated using Google translate and really shitty sketch back and off to each other . ”
It was then that the two realized that , even with a language barrier , they divvy up a rare , unvoiced Julian Bond . “ We finally both take leave our cushy corporate design jobs to pursue building our own studio apartment that balanced art and design , ” says Serebrennikov .
Co-founders of Another Day studio, Eugene Serebrennikov and Vicente Morillo|Photo by Natalia Tirado
The duet then made the big move to NYC and soon after open their design studio , Burn & Broad , in 2017 , followed by an art studio , Another Day , in 2019 . “ We utilise the analogy of Burn & Broad is the family and Another Day is the playground , ” says Morillo . “ Another Day is where we , as creatives , can freely explore and experiment within the art athletic field . ”
Another Day ’s first solo exhibit , style “ A Beautiful Chaos ” opens this week . The installation features a excerption of paintings , carving , and video , all of which talk to Serebrennikov and Morillo ’s experience of living in New York City . Specifically , how they bid to encourage New Yorkers to see our metropolis through a different lens — to find the gem in the scrap .
“ What appeal us most to [ NYC ] is that it inspires us , but it also quiz us . It ’s open us the best night and the worst mornings , ” adds Serebrennikov . “ There ’s so much to fete , while at the same time so many challenge . at long last , we ’re trying to bring light to all of that in this show . ”
“A Beautiful Chaos” exhibit by Another Day studio|Photo by Natalia Tirado
In their endeavor to open locals up to the obscure lulu of everyday city life-time , “ A Beautiful Chaos ” features playful pieces like a chrome - continue trash can , a six - foot - marvelous dealings ticket , and a hyper - elongate New York Yankees ceiling .
Another Day will also debut its inaugural raid into film withThe Short Film . Using claymation against footage of the city , witness follow a pigeon who accidentally eats a psychedelic off the solid ground . “ Because he ’s under the influence , he ’s realizing all the shit that ’s overlook on the street , and how every engine block , corner , and person in New York is beautiful , ” order Serebrennikov . “ And of course , he ’s got a local ireful stinkpot that ’s causing some devilry with him as well . ”
Balance is the word that in effect draw “ A Beautiful Chaos , ” as well as its creators ’ mind-set on life . “ A city of collocation is about balance , a studio about artistic creation and design is about balance . [ Balance ] is the way of life Vicente and I cooperate as artists , as creatives , as friends , as business partners . balance wheel is the word that has stick with us , ” says Serebrennikov .
“A Beautiful Chaos” exhibit by Another Day studio|Photo by Natalia Tirado
“ What makes the pandemonium beautiful is the balance , ” reflect Morillo .
“ A Beautiful Chaos ” opens on October 6 at 119 N 1st Street in Williamsburg .
“A Beautiful Chaos” exhibit by Another Day studio|Photo by Natalia Tirado
