The interconnectedness between man and nature exists as a continual reminder that we are all apart in this experience. Photographer Claudia Campoli visually explores the changing dynamic of this relationship through the exponential progression in mankind’s way of life.
Take a look at the Soviet Asia streetwear label redefining youth! Their new collection Episode 4: Futurasia blasts you into a world of spaceships, androids and flying yurts.
Challenging the border between the repulsive and the seductive, artist Laila Majid creates images and objects where the body is analysed microscopically and is in constant transformation, making the familiar quickly become strange.
The Italian trio spreads positivity, love and hope even through adversity and quarantine barriers.
@afffirmations is the source of daily reminders that positive and optimistic vibration is just really out there for everyone.
Now from the top, make it drop, that’s some wet-a** brushy: @LarryMadrigal knows how to naturally construct the complex and absurde scenarios of everyday life with obsession for specific detail and shallow attitude.
No involvement need here: When the art form speaks for itself. For „My beautiful tomorrow“ @kozlovmaksym collected children pictures that represent the Russian nineties in its purest form and give a glance into USSR almost forgotten memorabilia.
@Joecruzstudio translates the grandessa of lost, present and future times with nostalgia and non-chalance into his pictures and paintings. What Gerhard Richter was to his early working years might be Joe for us today. There it is, I said it.
CHIMERA is about a sense of the past and nostalgia for the early internet days, with the delightful goal of bringing us nothing but joy.
Jean-Baptiste spoke with Coeval about his artwork inspired by the religion, places of worship and the afterlife. The french artist talks to us about his personal journey as an artist and his current project “Sourire aux Anges”.
Even if you haven’t heard from him yet: the Russian photographer is a living legend. He has been in as many dangerous as many interesting scenarios throughout the world – and he is still alive.
IOR50 studio duo animates eerily beautiful ideas of possible human futures and parallel realities.
“Stern Madchen” references iconic German musician Nina Hagen, drawing inspiration from both her music and eccentric presence.
After her master's degree in industrial design and internships in various design fields such as identity design, design research, automotive industry, textile design and furniture design, Swedish artist Siri Skillgate plunged full into business.
When tatts, naked flesh and male nipples are making the cut: @andreagrossi___ is the only Cyberpunk we really needed this year. Go check out his brilliant dystopian collection S34S0N 2. You’re welcome.
Olga Fedorova’s art is a reflection of our time and the ludicrous essence of being human.
Dottie wants to focus on her health. Hettie wants to resume tap dancing classes. – What are your hopes for the year ahead?
Between building monasteries to allow cats to withdraw from the world and trapping cigarette butts in resign, Ludovic Beillard plays with material and ages, without bias.
“The streets sell everything from fabrics, detergents, ice creams, Santa Claus hats, masks, soap bubbles, cigarettes” – Angelica Troncone takes us with her on her travel through Accra, Ghana.
With peaceful collages Federico awakens the wistful feeling of a long-forgotten dream…
