Divorce Wars art

Divorce Wars artIn his new series, Nick Mele juxtaposes the nostalgic charm of vintage board games with the tactile elegance of hands draped in heirloom jewelry and watches. The worn edges of game pieces meet the polished curves of treasured accessories, creating a sometimes humorous dialogue between past and present, frivolity and sophistication. It's a playful nod to how time is marked, both by the ticking of a clock and the turn of a game piece, all while those

All images are printed on archival Canson Baryta fibre rag paper with a satin finish and archival pigment inks

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and Kim Coleman

All embrace indoor–outdoor living

Jorge Sánchez

novelty patterns and recolorations of iconic French archival textiles

The images

our modern version maintains all the functionality of a classic gaming chair while elevating it into a customizable piece worthy of any room in the home– chic and playful

including Mario Nievera

creating a sometimes humorous dialogue between past and present

The imagined scenes share a rarified view of life beyond the hedgerow as viewed through the whit and whim of Mele’s lens

The images intertwine  glamour and modern eccentricity