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A series of 6 NFT's.
Gil and Martyn met in Berlin in 2019 through Kirsty Allison when Cold Lips were publishing Martyn’s book ‘Who’s Fucking Planet’ .
Sharing a dark sense of humour and a love of music it wasn’t long before the two started collaborating. Gil then produced two music videos for Martyn’s band BEDMONSTERS.
The idea of collaborating on an art project together began with the image of a cat with a broken leg in plaster taken from the ‘Who’s Fucking Planet’ collection.
Gil set about the task of animating images from the vast library of amazing photographs Martyn has taken over the years.
This is the first instalment of an on going collaborative process.
Martyn Goodacre began his photography career in the 80’s, shooting pictures documenting the London squatting scene and the emerging music scene at places like the legendary Old Ambulance Station on the Old Kent Rd. Moving into music portraiture he became a regular contributor to the NME, The Guardian, Channel 4, Loaded as well as Japanese magazines Rocking On and Buzz. His portrait of Kurt Cobain has become widely recognised as the most iconic photo of the ill fated Nirvana front man. He has shot record sleeves for Shane McGowan and The Beastie Boys amongst many others. He lives in Berlin and has books of his work published, notably ’Nirvana and Winterlude’. Gil De Ray is an artist / musician and film maker. Originally from Glasgow and now living in South East London. He has released 10 albums to date and has performed across the U.K, Europe, America and Japan. He co edits the literary / art / music / publisher / magazine Cold Lips alongside his partner Kirsty Allison.
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Por CULTURAL_TRAFFIC
Por CULTURAL_TRAFFIC
A series of 6 NFT's.
Gil and Martyn met in Berlin in 2019 through Kirsty Allison when Cold Lips were publishing Martyn’s book ‘Who’s Fucking Planet’ .
Sharing a dark sense of humour and a love of music it wasn’t long before the two started collaborating. Gil then produced two music videos for Martyn’s band BEDMONSTERS.
The idea of collaborating on an art project together began with the image of a cat with a broken leg in plaster taken from the ‘Who’s Fucking Planet’ collection.
Gil set about the task of animating images from the vast library of amazing photographs Martyn has taken over the years.
This is the first instalment of an on going collaborative process.
Martyn Goodacre began his photography career in the 80’s, shooting pictures documenting the London squatting scene and the emerging music scene at places like the legendary Old Ambulance Station on the Old Kent Rd. Moving into music portraiture he became a regular contributor to the NME, The Guardian, Channel 4, Loaded as well as Japanese magazines Rocking On and Buzz. His portrait of Kurt Cobain has become widely recognised as the most iconic photo of the ill fated Nirvana front man. He has shot record sleeves for Shane McGowan and The Beastie Boys amongst many others. He lives in Berlin and has books of his work published, notably ’Nirvana and Winterlude’. Gil De Ray is an artist / musician and film maker. Originally from Glasgow and now living in South East London. He has released 10 albums to date and has performed across the U.K, Europe, America and Japan. He co edits the literary / art / music / publisher / magazine Cold Lips alongside his partner Kirsty Allison.
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