The artists Mel and Steph Hausberger are identical twin sisters based in Tyrol whose artwork is a mutual effort. Synchronicity, collaboration, sister alliance are some words synonymous to their practice. We spoke to them about their artistic process and inspiration.
Jonas Pequeno’s illusory installation exposes the magical mechanisation of post-production.
emmae speaks to Sisi Savidge over 100 cigarettes and sweet tea as they time travel together on her sofa in Berlin ahead of today’s release, Sounds of Sorrow.
South London designer, Molly Turner, distorts science fiction by infusing its cyborg aesthetic with wisps of cyberfeminism that eliminate the male gaze.
Want to enter the world of hacking and see how they communicate? Mytetra’s launch event HEIST is where it’s happening! Today at 7.30pm GMT HEIST will be launched virtually (think 90s Matrix-like chatroom) where ‘stolen’ artwork will be digitally translated.
Studio Tonnato speak to Sisi Savidge about exercising their imaginations, dreaming of tuna sauce and their innate desire to destroy each other as a lifeblood for their work.
“Hybrid” visually reimagines the lore of mermaids, sirens, and the tragic love story of Charles Pownall & his mermaid lover.
In his pottery Nick Megchelse combines historical craftmanship with today’s hieroglyphs of the internet: emojis, to create breakfast dishes reflecting our moods.
Lockdown had brought many of us back closer to the original meaning of fashion: to dress optimally at a certain moment, to feel secure and confident.
Artist duo Inside Job is describing their art as a kind of posthuman, sci-fi gothic and we love to sink into their threatening installations. Challenging our own understanding of the supernatural and superstition.
Eccentric pair explores the blurred lines between reality and illusion. Three characters star in this project; the eccentric couple & doubtful journalist, Fred.
Jeshi is the East London musician taking over the UK melodic rap scene. Coeval caught up with the 25-year-old rapper for a conversation about developing his sound and the release of his latest single, ‘Look Like Trouble’.
Chicago designer Tibby’s label: Stomachofyourdeadsoulmate is a homage to funny digital natives and our favorite y2k fashion moments, reminding us fashion can be also fun in 2020.
Initially created as cute backdrops for her art, daddy bears has become the focal point of the Only clams brand, Juxtaposing the cute & the sexy.
Hannah Jewett’s jewelry is virtually brought to life long before you can hold it in your hands. In the current crisis, the digital existence of her design paves a new way to continue delighting us with calming, positive shapes.
London based artist, Aitor Gonzalez reimagines the relationship one object has to another, hoping to open up the possibility for reworking the narratives of his familial experiences and cultural heritage.
The Molière of Mock-ups: Besides photoshopping dogs and animals into hilarious contexts, Robin loves to meet real people and getting filled-up with cheese. His pictures follow-up the ancestral line of french comedy, called „le ridicule“ – except there are no words needed.
Coeval tuned into Club Quarantine and spoke with co-founder, Ceréna, all about the online queer dance party. Carry on reading to hear more about the best zoom party you can attend every Friday night!
Lancashire artist Blackhaine combines aspects of drill and electronic music to create a noir vision of city life. A collaboration with breakout producer Rainy Miller - debut EP ‘Armour’ is a record that’s haunted by lost futures.
Stylist, Stephanie Perez, distorts pop culture by infusing it with cimmerian forms, organic matter and a love for science, her work builds bridges where rifts belong. We chat with Stephanie about the realities of navigating creative passions against corporate pursuits, reincarnation and reality itself.
