Clara La San transforms quiet moments into songs of honesty and feeling, sharing fragments of love, solitude, and reflection that linger long after the music fades.

Anastasiia Ageeva and Daria Rzhavtseva explore how art, tech, and business converge, building new models for CreativeTech and shaping the future of cultural innovation.

Artist Charlie Thomas reveals the love language behind the rise of the extreme right.

After a sort of trilogy on family trauma, Ari Aster’s latest work “Eddington” shifts the focus on a collective level, zooming out to reveal the whole web we’re in.

Through her analog lens, Miriam Marlene captures raw emotion and surreal moments a visual diary where fantasy and reality coexist in soft light and sincere chaos.

Malte Wilms explores architecture as a dynamic system where ecology, technology, politics, and virtuality converge in redefining design as an adaptive, relational intelligence for a post-fossil world.

The North Face introduces Basecamp Footwear with quilted warmth, durable materials and Vibram stability, forming a focused winter range influenced by the spirit of expedition gear.

A moment of resistance turns into motion. What once felt like weight begins to breathe, stretching into lightness. Every fall becomes a rehearsal for ascent.

Under Armour opens its new Brand House in Milan with a vision rooted in authenticity, energy, and urban strength, connecting design, sport, and community in a single powerful space.

Carhartt WIP and Ill-Studio turn fifty years of the Active Jacket into an anatomy of use, tracing the marks of time across fabric and form.

In Turin, C2C Festival marked a defining chapter. Forty-two thousand gathered, carrying forward Sergio’s vision through music, intellect, and courage. A cultural force anchored in devotion.

At Palatul Cina, BALKAN introduced MRACONIA with a vision rooted in memory, architecture, and dark romanticism. A dialogue of art, fashion, and heritage created as form, matter, and symbolism.

Yuchen Yuan tailors fantasies that flirt with danger. Between power and submission, she crafts men who perform desire until performance becomes truth.

Inside Fjorsk's Berlin studio, castles, ghosts, and childhood memories blur into vast monochrome visions where honesty replaces control and fantasy becomes a quiet form of confession.

Neither rooted nor released, Liminal Wings inhabits the tension between organic instinct and constructed identity.

Amandine Kuhlmann dissects the aesthetics of platform culture, using performance and digital media to expose how identity is shaped, staged, and fractured online.