"The world seen through Maya Newman's eyes is a better world. Her photostream is a symphony of never-before-seen-colours and a fountain of inspiration."
"so inspiring and really out of this existence. She has built an unique and amazing world with her magic eye."
"She works magic with cross processing, creating intense double-exposed compositions. Her work always leaves the viewer in a state of awe."
"Her photos appear like images beamed in from another world. Sometimes surreal, always colourful and often just down right amazing.."
"A very unique voice & say, portraying lyric / poetic and mature point of view, as well as feminine & very emotional outlook."
"There's something of a "no nonsense" feeling that exudes from her work. Daniela can tell it like it is with her photography. And yet, at the same time, she is able to consistently maintain a fantastic aspect in all of her work."
"She is an artist in pursuit of absolute art, that enables you to breathe."
The CITYPULSE magazine is now online. The first issue includes photographs by Tuna Önder, Carlos Albalá (also interviewed), Gottardo Gottardi, Nolan Webb, James T. Rowe, Alejandra Sierra, Alba Escayo, Epix and Michele Pesce.
This edition also includes a visual reportage dedicated to the work of the filmmaker Geert Wachtelaer.
Tim Martin, member of the CITYPULSE collective, will be exhibiting cross-processed photography as part of the Whittlesey Arts project 19th - 21st October at St Marys Church, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire, UK. Also exhibiting are local artists, Jeni Cairns, a local painter and Gillian Fradley, a mixed media artist alongside sculptors, painters and photographers from around the area to help promote local arts to a wider audience.
Lluvia Acida, a frequent CITYPULSE collaborator will perform live the new album AUDIOFICCIONES, a collection of instrumental tracks inspired by science fiction stories of Chilean authors.
The performance will take place this Sunday, October 28th, at the Bibioteca de Santiago.
" There are images to hang in the wall, and others, as those of Franca, to hang in the soul."
"For her mind, life is not a permanent perception of situations, but a sequence of "frames" that tell histories by themselves. She can stop the time in the precise moment and communicate her commitment, passion, her immense creative capacity."