A new editorial inspired by underground Motorsports catalogues and 90’s fetish publications.
A new editorial inspired by underground Motorsports catalogues and 90’s fetish publications.
An interview with academic and content producer Daniel Felstead exploring the intersections of fashion, art and world-building in contemporary cultural production.
Priyesh Trivedi is a self-trained visual artist and designer from Bombay. His work largely revolves around nostalgia, popular culture and détournement driven by irony and satire.
With her drenchen-in-glitter surveillance cameras, artist Fabiola Larios questions the internet as we know it (and love it).
Specializing in the creation of speculative life forms, Lisa Meinesz digitally sculpts intricate models and often brings them to life through 3D printing/3D printed molds for bio-materials. Her work holds the capability to entice our senses for foreign space, activating our minds to extra sensory perceptions.
Napoli Hardcore is a project realized in the very historic center of the biggest Southern Italian city. The shooting has explored the relationship between global trends and local aesthetics, representing unique forms of femininity, fashion and symbols. All of the photos convey what Neapolitan culture is, in a nutshell: wild, creative and rebellious.
“CLICK.” explores camera culture and the integration of personal narratives into the digital world.
All to often, artists feel isolated and confined to separate boxes, to refresh this very notion with Færies, Fauroux and Cardini seek to break down these barriers, bringing in visual artists, filmmakers, video game designers and performers to completely reshape how we think about music.
At times smoothy, dolly, fleshy and fluffy, at times digital and metallic, at others pure pierfranciscan classicist, Filip Custic reincarnates the digital, transubstantiating it in the human body.
Dmstfctn & Evita Manji talk AI misalignment dramaturgy with Alasdair Milne after the premiere of their new performance, curated by Serpentine and hosted at HQI in London.
Major Awards winning Artist and Designer, from the World of Wearable Art Awards in New Zealand including the Cirque Du Soleil artisan award for innovation in costume design. Jack Irving’s Designs are collections of wearable art, creating his own cosmic worlds of his hyper-reality.
Julie Ant is a visionary artist who skillfully combines her passion for visual design with her musical talents as a drummer and baritone sax player.
Ottolinger's latest unveiling marks a notable departure from its signature flamboyance. Under the guidance of Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient, the brand embraces a more subdued aesthetic, reimagining the essence of power dressing with nuanced sophistication.
Building upon the narrative started with ChatAngels RTW2024, a tale showcased during their previous presentation in September 2023, the latest Windowsen Collection projects us in the digital realm of the brand, where the storytelling takes an exhilarating twist with the debut of the KillAngles RTW AW24 line.
‘Tony Oursler, An artist who is curious about psychology and likes to have fun is a well known for his mix media and projection art works. His conceptual art works made various artists such as mike kelly and david bowie curious in him.
Indian AI artist Prateek Arora, inspired by science fiction, cyber culture, Indo-Futurism and horror, is reinventing South Asian figurative imagery.
Dynamic stylist with global perspective, blending creativity and cultural insight, elevating fashion with precision.
Uma Wang FW24 Collection is all about memories are more a question of shapes, volumes and textures rather than details.
“Archetypal” might be the best word to define Vautrait FW24 Collection with its strive for garments that go beyond temporality.
Anrealage FW24 collection: Kunihiko Morinaga pays tribute to inanimate objects. Beneath the majestic Pont Alexandre III, an enchanting display unfolds: various geometric forms.
