With 3D Artist @jonathanching_art dystopian future is just one click away. Traveling through art and time this lad from Manchester knows how to master intricate detail and big vision into full motion.
With 3D Artist @jonathanching_art dystopian future is just one click away. Traveling through art and time this lad from Manchester knows how to master intricate detail and big vision into full motion.
Frank Malachi (formerly known as InSeCureFrank) may be the most beautiful person on the internet.
The otherworldly universe of designer, 3D modelist and sorcerer, Victor Clavelly, takes centre stage in this Coeval-exclusive project, proposing a new fashion narrative.
Xenofeminism and anti-capitalist politics have found a new cyberspace home in the net.art platform External Pages — we speak to its founder, digital artist and guerilla coder Ana Meisel, about the outskirts of the web, cybernetic socialism and why art on Instagram sucks.
“Hyperanalysis” is a collaborative editorial shot recently at PFW by creative directors Julia Howe and Maximilien Pegasus, stylist Rosie Browning dressed the nine models for the shoot.
TAAHLIAH speaks to Sisi Savidge about her new project, ‘Brave’, living and loving as black and trans and creating in collage.
Deeply inspired by 90s rave culture and posters that were printed during that era, “Dream Scape” reflects on the iconic scene that heavily impacted much of today’s youth culture.
Anton Belinskiy’s Fall/Winter 21’ collection disposes of the notions behind traditional creative conceptualization, and instead focuses on unity and general human connection through faith and ideology.
Movement focuses on incorporating multiple mediums in efforts to exude a greater, more complex idea across multiple art forms.
Mera Bhai speaks to Sisi Savidge about the joys of crate digging, living in the rhythm section and collaging with sound.
Founded on the infinite possibilities of the web on the 12th of May 2020, as response to the lack of stimulus and network caused by the closures of the lockdown, SERRA is a system that embodies many values which should be carried on in the society of the future. A space where a counterculture of young creatives could negotiate their own meaning of education, labour and friendly relationships.
The digital wizardry of @josephtoereki is an explosion from liquid to solid. It takes place at the end of a life cycle just before new life begins – radiating calm, natural distortion and digital beauty.
P.D.O.A. laugh around a burnt-bread, red wine and pasta-laden table in a Neukölln kitchen with Sisi Savidge to discuss their upcoming EP and video release.
26-year-old Sasha Keable is the stunning London-based vocalist making soulful R&B tracks. Coeval caught up with the poignant lyricist for a conversation delving deep into her childhood, her creative process, and the release of her newest single, Exception, dropping 26/02/21.
A young generations’ structure of feelings is set against the backdrop of nostalgia and retraces the locations of post-Soviet aesthetics exploring medieval post-apocalyptic visions.
CGI artist, Ryan Vautier, spoke to us all about his cutting edge work that dips into the digital realm as he plays around with reality and fiction.
UHU, hardware stores and Nivea dry comfort: @maximilian.glas knows how to accentuate the absurde of basic scenarios. Currently doing a residency @fabricaresearchcentre he discovers how to push his creations to new limits.
Cindy Lou Who gets a freakish glow-up, leaving Whoville for a world of designer bags and soft and angry stares at the camera. She offers a monstrous cute lure to fashion, leaving her button nose in Whoville and strides in a world where cuteness and monstrosity intersect.
Making images that ‘stretch’ and deconstruct some of our most mundane moments, Sara Bastai is an artist who is exposing and reflecting the many layers of our current emotional, physical and digital existence.
Ex-Swedish Grammy nominee, artist COBRAH probes silence and creates minimalistic textured soundscapes. Listen to her newly released single ‘Dip n Drip’ now!
