Meet the two independent female artists that are redefining influence for the next generation of youth.
Louisa Meng and Amanda Frezar are a new hybrid of creatives simultaneously bred by and shaping the internet generation’s sub cultures.
Louisa is a business owner, digital marketing strategist, visual artist, fashion stylist, dancer and model
Amanda is an actress, model, creative visionary and revolutionist
As best friends, roommates and artistic collaborators, the two have dedicated their work to solidify a position of leadership and influence where today’s culture, fashion, music and art intersects with commercialization.
Their voice subverts the current status of young creatives working in commerce and the predetermined molds that are required for them to succeed in the industry: Who holds access in the fashion and music industry? How is that shifting because of the internet and street culture? How is the definition and impact of Influencers changing? How is the definition and impact of artists changing?
Meng and Meints believe these constructs and roles are becoming more dynamic, more fluid, more diversified, and the power of influence is more distributed to artists on the ground, moving at the speed of culture. They’re taking every opportunity to activate and perpetuate this cultural emergence.
STUDIO B PROJECT was a freestyle session for two creatives to do just that, create. A meeting of minds; an insight and an oversight; an act of ownership, agency and freedom. Completely self-funded, self produced, self-directed, self-shot, and self-styled by Meng and Meints, the two artists are bridging the gap between creator and muse.
Louisa Meng and Amanda Frezar are a new hybrid of creatives simultaneously bred by and shaping the internet generation’s sub cultures.
Louisa is a business owner, digital marketing strategist, visual artist, fashion stylist, dancer and model
Amanda is an actress, model, creative visionary and revolutionist
As best friends, roommates and artistic collaborators, the two have dedicated their work to solidify a position of leadership and influence where today’s culture, fashion, music and art intersects with commercialization.
Their voice subverts the current status of young creatives working in commerce and the predetermined molds that are required for them to succeed in the industry: Who holds access in the fashion and music industry? How is that shifting because of the internet and street culture? How is the definition and impact of Influencers changing? How is the definition and impact of artists changing?
Meng and Meints believe these constructs and roles are becoming more dynamic, more fluid, more diversified, and the power of influence is more distributed to artists on the ground, moving at the speed of culture. They’re taking every opportunity to activate and perpetuate this cultural emergence.
STUDIO B PROJECT was a freestyle session for two creatives to do just that, create. A meeting of minds; an insight and an oversight; an act of ownership, agency and freedom. Completely self-funded, self produced, self-directed, self-shot, and self-styled by Meng and Meints, the two artists are bridging the gap between creator and muse.
