At the start of the concert, when that jagged shard of rock at the top of the scenographic mountain began to shift - slowly revealing itself as a bulbous, otherworldly, post-apocalyptic creature with a microphone and a fierce will in its hands - I thought to myself: “Okaaay - this is the one I need to interview… you can’t exactly call Livia Rita an unremarkable being…”
Where does innovation live? At FIBER Festival in Amsterdam, the answer came through care. Technology, performance, experimental sound and visual art moved with emotion, speaking a deeply personal language.
Diagrams: supposedly neutral instruments that organize the world. The exhibition by Fondazione Prada and OMA/AMO in Venice reflects on data, graphs, and data visualization as devices of thought, ideology, and representation, across 800 years of human history.
Airports stall, identities blur. Baggage Fright captures the absurdity and fatigue of transit in limbo, where nothing moves but the hope of becoming someone else.
Google has teamed up with South Korean eyewear brand Gentle Monster to develop AI-powered smart glasses, blending advanced technology with high-fashion design.
A portrait of romance engineered to please, until it corrodes. Toxic Love looks at desire programmed to perfection and the cost of surrendering to something that only simulates presence.
What begins as therapy ends in strategy. Black Bag builds psychological pressure through sharp scenography, cool-toned photography, precise acting, and a London shown without polish, where AI quietly shadows human choices in espionage.
Werner Neuhaus makes art with chainsaws: he carves one of the world's hardest woods to recreate sublime microscopic unicellular structures in giant size.
Swedish audio brand Transparent reflects on ethical product design, modular sustainability, and how silence, AI, and sound can coexist in a cluttered technological world.
Maghras traces the entangled timelines of land, labor, and legacy in Al Ahsa—Saudi Arabia’s first appearance at Triennale Milano, quietly staking ground with precision and purpose.
Jägermeister’s new social media campaign explores the potential of human-AI collaboration.
Of the continuous tension between curatorial practice in contemporary art and architectural design, Alberto Dapporto has made it the space of his research on the present time.
Neoclassical themes interweave with post-internet and microtonal music, artist and producer Apu Nanu shapes their sounds making us dream into video game nostalgia while feeling their handcrafting playful MIDI manipulation and collage-like sound design.
A prying but secret eye obsessively spies on the corners of things, living rooms, bedrooms. His painting carries something evil, delicately diabolical.
Picture two figures moving in perfect sync, their ornate clothing almost telling its own story. Each movement is a quiet commitment, every shared detail a bond formed.
Concealment isn’t absence here. ‘Duality of Durability’ presents a coded choreography of presence and distance—where looks aren't decorative, but acts of resistance, memory, and quiet complicity.
As soon as you arrive in The Hague during the days of the Rewire Festival, you immediately sense that something special is happening: a shared vibration runs through the streets, the venues, the faces.
Anastasia Vladimirskaya’s work slips between the mechanical and the emotional. In her hands, AI becomes instinctive, shaping fragile images that feel unsettling and achingly sentient.
"Powders" is a reflection on emotional chemistry and the alchemical process of breaking down and rebuilding emotions, situations, and relationships, embracing deterioration while forcing transformation.
Through his intimate yet provoking pieces, Joan invites you to engage with his raw and personal works whose creations confront the delicate intersections of personal history, emotional depth, and artistic interpretation.
