DOGMA85

01/08/2025

We had the pleasure of sitting down with renowned choreographer Lynne Page, whose bold, risk-taking work has made her a standout figure in the world of dance and theatre. In this intimate studio conversation, Lynne reflects on her journey, from her early inspirations watching Dance Theater of Harlem, Mark Morris, and Twyla Tharp, to developing her own voice as a choreographer.

She opens up about the emotional and creative challenges behind the scenes, the importance of confidence and clarity in leadership, and the unique way she visualizes choreography in her mind before it's ever performed. Lynne also shares thoughts on vulnerability, artistic risk, and how years of experience have shaped her into the artist she is today.

🎭 Explore Lynne’s work at https://www.lynnepage.com

https://youtu.be/DAgErVXICDs

We had the pleasure of sitting down with renowned choreographer Lynne Page, whose bold, risk-taking work has made her a standout figure in the world of dance...

09/07/2025

"Into The Moment" follows Simon Roberts to Devil's D**e, capturing landscape, legacy, and the soul of British photography.

"Into The Moment" documents British photographer Simon Roberts as he embarks on his latest photographic series, capturing the iconic Sussex landmark, Devil's...

12/06/2025

"Into The Moment" documents British photographer Simon Roberts as he embarks on his latest photographic series, capturing the iconic Sussex landmark, Devil's D**e. The film also delves into Simon's distinguished career, from his formative journey to Russia and the resulting book "Motherland," to his extensive exploration of his home country in "We English” and “Merrie Albion." Throughout, Simon offers insights into socio-cultural topics, contemporary politics, and his personal philosophy of photography, both from a technical and artistic standpoint." Full film in the first comment.

17/04/2025

We are pleased to present the 18th episode "Lines" featuring British painter Ben Johnson, of the original short film series "Cinematic Portraits" by DOGMA85.

Full film on first comment.

03/04/2025

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Sri Lanka-born, London-based painter Chaya De Silva. She shared her incredible journey—from leaving a corporate job in London to becoming a full-time professional artist. Chaya opens up about overcoming self-doubt, navigating motherhood, and the challenges of being a self-taught immigrant artist often overlooked by galleries. Inspired by her aunt, who ran a batik art business in Sri Lanka, and fueled by her talent and the power of social media, Chaya has built a loyal following online, attracted numerous clients, and collaborated with major brands like Xbox, Sky TV, and Canon.

02/03/2025

"The unknown isn’t something to fear—it’s where creativity lives. Artists step into it, embrace it, and grow."

It’s a powerful idea—not just for artists, but for anyone navigating change, creativity, or personal growth. True innovation and self-discovery happen when we move beyond what’s familiar and comfortable. As Alexander Newley shares in this conversation, art is about more than technique—it’s about stepping into the unknown with curiosity and courage. Whether in painting, writing, or any creative pursuit, it's in those uncertain moments that something truly original emerges.

A deep and inspiring reflection on creativity, portraiture, and the artist’s journey. A reminder that growth comes from embracing what we don’t yet know. Watch the full interview:

DOGMA85 interview with portrait painter Alexander "Sacha" NewleyVienna June 7th 2022Alexander Newley, also known as Sacha Newley, is a British contemporary a...

26/02/2025

In the latest episode of our original series "Studio Interviews," we had the pleasure of hosting Luca Bosani, a multimedia artist whose practice merges sculpture, fashion, and performance to challenge and redefine traditional gender roles.

During the interview, among other things, Luca explores how fashion affects everyone, discovering q***rness in his university years, the history of heels, which started as a garment used in war by Persians, his recent residency at the Victoria and Albert Museum, and his iconic creation called U.P.O. (Unidentified Performing Objects): artworks that reject categorization and sit between definitions (shoes/sculptures – garments/paintings); ever-changing, fluid, and q***r, they aim to transform both the wearer and the viewer.

Full interview on the link in the comments.

25/02/2025

We are excited to share a new episode from our interview series, Studio Interviews, where we explore creativity and artistic expression.

In this episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Italian London-based artist Luca Bosani, whose work challenges conventions through fashion, sculpture, and performance.

https://youtu.be/2Tsk-9QCzXY

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Luca Bosani (b. 1990; they/he) is a multimedia artist whose practice combines sculpture, fashion, and performance to question and challenge traditional gende...

21/02/2025

Thanks to the California Music Video Awards for the beautiful medal

17/02/2025

I think we were all aware, we all know that the world is warming up, the sea levels are rising, the species are dying on unprecedented levels, and humanity's a threat to ourselves. But we're not motivated. And I think that's because we're aware of statistics, but I don't think we feel emotionally connected enough.

"Underwater Sculpture" explores the groundbreaking work of sculptor and environmental artist Jason deCaires Taylor, who has redefined the relationship betwee...

11/02/2025

We are pleased to present our new documentary about Underwater Sculpture Jason deCaires Taylor, whose groundbreaking work continues to inspire and raise awareness about the fragile beauty of our oceans.

It's not easy to find an artist who encapsulates so many layers and concepts in their work quite like Jason deCaires Taylor. A pioneer in the field, Jason has redefined sculpture by creating works that are not just art but living ecosystems.

Transcending the traditional notion of sculpture as a static and timeless object, his creations host marine life such as corals and algae while providing shelter for fish. Through his work, he also addresses the immense loss our world faces due to climate change, making a powerful statement on environmental degradation.

Beyond this, his art deeply connects with water, the essential element of life from which we all originate. The incredible fusion of technical skill, naturalistic detail, and artistic vision in Jason's work results in creations that are both unique and profoundly impactful.

"Underwater Sculpture" explores the groundbreaking work of sculptor and environmental artist Jason deCaires Taylor, who has redefined the relationship betwee...

02/02/2025

"I think music is great because it has allowed me to evolve and progress, but it also keeps me connected and maintains an honest relationship with other people, which I think humans need. We need it to survive, and we need it to thrive. And music is one of the few places left where we can have that untainted connection."

DOGMA85 in conversation with drummer Aicha Djidjelli (Hans Zimmer Live ) for the original series "Studio Interviews".Discover Aicha's work on https://www.ins...