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mission statement


We do not believe form and function are mutually exclusive. Skateboarding is an innovative and boundless art, and it is our philosophy that boards should appear equally as innovative as the movements they facilitate. Riders deserve boards with an aesthetic appeal that will inspire them, not just a graphic to fill blank deck space. We recognize that skateboarding, like art, resists the urge of conforming to simple conventions. But unlike the notion of high art, which is often perceived to be superior, fragile and untouchable, our work defies tradition as it is disposable and, in fact, made more beautiful by its use and subsequent destruction. What we've created are boards that can be hanging on a wall as art one day, and grinding down a rail the next. It's your choice where to take it.

Cheers,
Robyn Trovati & Mykim Dang

 

fresh press

Underground Snowboards presents:


Check out Mykim's interview in the November/December issue of EmMagazine

Posted by: mykim     2007-12-25


 

Dichotomy in the South End

Dichotomy boards will representing at Boston's South End Open Market on September 30. Come out to get your hands on the decks and, if you're lucky, the two ladies who make them. www.southendopenmarket.com

Posted by: mykim     2007-09-19


 

Skateboards Stolen

Mykim's boards that were apart of the Windows Art Project were stolen from the site. She would like to thank those responsible and hopes they enjoy the boards and are putting them to good use in some way shape or form.

Posted by: mykim     2007-06-20


 

Skateboards in trees?

As part of the Massachusettes Somerville Arts Council 2007 Windows Art Project, Mykim created 8 custom decks to be displayed outdoors in Union Square, Somerville, suspended from trees. This year's theme is "Acquainted with the Night" the title of a Robert Frost poem. The boards represent portraits of various strangers she encountered during the late evening hours throughout Boston. Each board was hand-drawn and painted. The project took nearly 2 months to complete.

For press, click here.

Posted by: mykim     2007-05-14