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BE LIGHT. SHARE WISDOM. MAKE MAGIC. Contemporary visual artist Olivia Steele uses neon light to charge spaces with ironic and spiritual meaning as her work asks the viewer to consider the hidden emotions and unforeseen forces in a moment of reflection.

where nothing is quite what it seems

There is an element of surprise and discovery in David Beck's work, and a restlessness which insists that nothing is what it seems. His is an obsession with theatrics and props. He acknowledges the masquerade and explores behind the scenes to show us a world in caricature, an elastic allegory. We see a constant comparison of the gregarious natures of the human and animal world and their orders of hierarchy and odd behavior. In the smaller pieces, he studies the mechanics of our antics with a Rube Goldbergian sense of technology that is delightful for its crude extravagance.

Spy Ring Central. The home of espionage on the net and the only real-time social networking game worth playing. In a world of secrets, nothing is quite what it seems to be

where nothing is quite what it seems

Founded by Trevor Robinson OBE in 1995, we have always seen our purpose in simple terms. Whatever the challenges, our job is to make things happen for your business; to celebrate what makes you great and to get people excited about your brands . How? Well, for us it’s all about harnessing the power of creativity. Because without the disruptive power of creative thinking and creative ideas nothing ever changes. It’s why we are so inquisitive. About brands, the people who buy them, and the reasons why. Unlocking this is the key to success. When human motivations and brand truth meet, that’s where the creative magic happens and the most effective ideas can be found. We call these MindBombs. And we don’t just come up with these ideas either. Where film is concerned, we produce and direct everything ourselves as well. Why? Because it just makes sense: it’s quicker, more cost effective and ultimately gives you better results. Seems stupid not to!

From the directors of KaleLimp comes, JailBlimp. A tall tale with tiny characters where nothing is what it seems.