The Theory and Practice of Socio-Economic Management is a peer-reviewed scholar-practitioner journal that combines theory and practice to promote knowledge of socio-economic management and closely related topics.
Volume 2, Issue 1 |
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Artist Highlight
The artist whose artwork appears in this issue is Ben Heine, a visual artist and music producer who currently lives and works in Brussel, Belgium. Ben uses different media for his artwork, yet the one for which he is famous and which became his trademark, is Pencil Vs Camera technique http://www.benheine.com/projects.php#. Pencil Vs Camera is an original visual concept invented by Ben in April 2010 and further developed during 2012-2013. This technique uses a hand-drawn sketch held and photographed by the artist to create a mix of realities. Ben’s hand is usually visible and it represents the connection between the viewer, the artist and the artwork. Heine's first Pencil Vs Camera's images quickly gained popularity and opened many opportunities for the artist, domestically and internationally. Since 2012, many smartphone applications emulated Heine’s Pencil Vs Camera’s style. Several other artists have adopted Heine’s style to create variations of his Pencil Vs Camera. The Pencil Vs Camera concept has become popularized in many schools worldwide, where students are encouraged to use new technologies and share their ideas and imagination. His artworks were exhibited in Belgium, Hong Kong, South Korea, the UK, Russia, Romania, the Netherlands, Italy, Germany, France, Canada, the US, Turkey, Brazil, and Spain. His works have been published in some famous newspapers and magazines around the world. Ben is very versatile. He is an avid traveler and enjoys discovering new places, cities, and cultures, all of which become a source of inspiration for his creative projects. He also plays drums and piano and produces music, which he calls mathematics for the soul, see more here https://soundcloud.com/benheine. Ben is multicultural and multilingual; he knows French, English, Dutch, Polish, Spanish, and Russian. You can learn more about this multidisciplinary artist with an international mindset and see his projects at http://www.benheine.com |
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Submissions must represent original, unpublished research or ideas that have relevancy to any aspect of socio-economic management. This includes articles about research in socio-economic management, theory, case studies, applications of socio-economic practices, and other topics that might expand on the concepts that make up socio-economic management. |