Wanda (1970)
Wanda (1970)
“I like to flow, let myself grow, pull my roots apart.” Barcelona-based photographer Carla Di Girolamo captures the liquid in-between world of teenage melancholy.
Coeval discovered the work of Matt Giordano, aka @cheap_trillz on Instagram, via his creepy dancing baby filter and immediately had to know more.
Rebelling against the fashion industry’s worst habits, Brazilian-born label Estileras dedicates its looks to recycling rejected clothes and unveiling the process (and the people) behind each piece. Centred around strong anti-waste values, the brand transforms the old into imaginative and extra-terrestrial looks.
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Lily Bloom creates extreme fantasies you never knew you had.
Individualising the crowd: Amsterdam-based photographer Eva Roefs captures the week-long festivities of the annual Feria del Caballo (or Horse Fair) in Jerez de la Frontera. immortalising the continuing traditions of the event.
Victor Crepsley observes the zeitgeist and the mold that shapes us.
Meet Preston Souza, the non-binary influencer championing gender-fluid fashion, and one of the original employees of the world’s first gender-free clothing store.
The muted colours that dominate the collection are contrasted with the ‘alien’ quality that his sculptural creations evoke. “I like the contrast of soft materials with something strong,” he says.
First Name Carmen (1983)
21 year old, Korean, American and Austrian photographer, Julian Lee- Harather, gives us some insight on his creative endeavours through different countries, cultures and lifestyles.
As the Vale of Cashmere whispers and exudes it’s utopic adornment, the sharp blade of reality slithers in and scratches down this cherished facade.
From classical to digital art. Pablo Rochat has an Instagram profile that you should definitely follow, entertainment pure meets postmodern art.
New York based, and Sydney born creative, Lila Gold, debuts her first music video for her psychedelic pop banger, 'Big Sad Eyes'. With direction and set design by Natalie Falt (Grimes, King Princess and Billie Eilish), this music video has equally as beautiful visuals to accompany the song.
Unknowingly directed by the touch of our parallel counterparts, we are boundless squares of data. How far can we go inward and outward?
Some of my favourite tracks from the golden age of UK Garage.
Chilean designer Stephanie Uhart shares some of her latest work as she goes into her final year at Central Saint Martins.
Champagne rivers, infinite rainbows and flower meadows. This is how London-based designer Linus Leonardsson imagines his utopic future. His work is a celebration of personal exploration and freedom. With an activistic mindset, ready for change, Linus is off to a fabulous but conscious future.
Me, Myself and I: The very personal double exposures from above ground.
