L'appareil photo numérique des téléphones mobiles dessine depuis quelques années un mode d’expression complètement nouveau : simple, immédiat, intuitif. lucborell s’inscrit totalement dans ce mode d’expression ; il en a fait son concept : « photophone ».
 
lucborell est né en septembre 1954. Ingénieur culturel, il habite d’une façon tout à fait originale le courant de l’art contemporain. Il y navigue entre photo et peinture, et prend résolument position pour les « digital arts », restant néanmoins sensible aux rémanences venues de l’histoire de l’art.
 
lucborell a été directeur artistique d’un café-théâtre pendant quelques années avant de s’engager dans une démarche artistique. Il est titulaire d’un diplôme d’architecture et de décoration d’intérieur option design, ainsi que d’un diplôme de technicien du patrimoine et des jardins.
 
Ses inspirations sont diverses ; on y retrouve Egon Shiele et Pierre Soulages, la peinture américaine avec Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein et Jasper Johns.

Kagey is a 33 year old female raised in the ghetto of woolwich and Charlton in South East London. She is a mother to Emmie-Laurelle. Her father is a scottish gypsy with Native American ancestors. Her mother is Irish with Spanish ansestors as well as English. Kagey has got 1 sister and 3 neices . She and her family live in Brighton East Sussex. The familys huge she's related to everyone!! Her first passion is music 🎶  because her dad did. She started taking modeling seriously about 5 years ago and has been given the final in Miss England and Miss Galaxy 2021. Kagey has had many interest from magazines like Urban kinks and Ware magazine and Vouge. She loves the camera and has started doing music videos to promote her music. She was discovered by Mbady Touray who she went to secondary school with when she was a teenager. She went to Italian Contae singing school and Access to music to get her A levels .She has had interest from Mtv and Island records. She will be working with the likes of Stormzy and Steph la Don's producer. 

We are 100% real -- especially when we're not :)

I am a bit difficult to describe. I am a journalist, author of two books (Upheaval from the Abyss: Ocean Floor Mapping and the Earth Science Revolution, published by Rutgers University Press in 2002; and Huntington's Disease, published by Chelsea House in 2009), scientist and professional scuba diver. My education is diverse, ranging from biology, ecology, and geography to journalism. I have taught biology, geography, meteorology, and oceanography at several colleges in the Richmond, Va., area; now I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Media, Art, and Text—and occasionally teach journalism—at Virginia Commonwealth University.

My journalistic specialties are a rather odd combination of science and sports writing. In addition to my book, my writing has appeared in two anthologies The Science of Dune: An Unauthorized Exploration into the Real Science Behind Frank Herbert’s Fictional Universe and The Science of Michael Crichton: An Unauthorized Exploration into the Real Science behind the Fictional Worlds of Michael Crichton (both published by BenBella Books in 2008), and the magazines Geotimes (now Earth), The Lancet, The Lancet Infectious Diseases, Mercator's World (sadly, no longer with us), and Vegetarian Times.

I have written for encyclopedias and reference works such as The History of Cartography. Volume 6: Cartography in the Twentieth Century, the World History Encyclopedia, the Encyclopedia of the Developing World, the Encyclopedia of Genetics, the International Encyclopedia of Human Geography, Magill's Encyclopedia of Science: Plant Life, Magill's Medical Guide, and the World History Encyclopedia.

Having grown up in and with the newspaper business, I have spent much of the past three decades working for newspapers such as The (Charlottesville, Va.) Daily Progress, The (Newport News, Va.) Daily Press, the Miami Herald, the (Parsippany, N.J.) Daily Record, the (Petersburg, Va.) Progress-Index, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch, The (Shreveport, La.) Times, The Tallahassee (Fla.) Democrat, and the (Norfolk, Va.) Virginian-Pilot.

Some of my more challenging writing work has been for the radio programs Our Ocean World and MicrobeWorld.

In 2010, I accepted the most challenging writing assignment of my life—working as science writer/editor/photographer for the Sea Education Association's Plastics at SEA: North Atlantic Expedition 2010. We spent more than 30 days at sea, sailed more than 3,000 nautical miles: east from Bermuda, across the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, and back. During the expedition, I wrote and published more than 33,000 words and took more than 5,000 photos.

As a scientist, my interests began primarily in biogeography and forest ecology, with an emphasis on using tree-ring analysis to tackle questions regarding the distribution and environmental history of tree species. I have since added freshwater and marine ecology to my interests. Over the years I have worked as a consultant to the Environmental Protection Agency and the USDA Forest Service, as a staff member of Virginia Department of Environmental Quality; and most recently, as an ecological consultant at Lake Rawlings Scuba Park in Brunswick County, Va.. My academic writing has appeared in the Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America, the Canadian Journal of Forest Research, Tree-Ring Research, and the Virginia Journal of Science.

Personally, I'm more than a bit of a flake. My private interests are as diverse as my professional ones, including music (pretty much anything but elevator music), writing (of course, just don't ask me how far I've come with my screenplays or novel), photography, fishing (I've finally learned to fly fish), hiking, genealogy, and more other things than any sensible person could cram into one lifetime.

Blessings people. Riddim producer based in Mauritius. For any purchase or collaboration feel free to PM me or email at 
jmsuperfunk@gmail.com.

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