Imagining friendly creatures and their possibility of visual appearance in an alternative world of chromatic extravagance, Rinii Fish takes us on a ride of playful stories of her artistic channeling.
Imagining friendly creatures and their possibility of visual appearance in an alternative world of chromatic extravagance, Rinii Fish takes us on a ride of playful stories of her artistic channeling.
Coloray's latest release, 'Blinded,' glows through the summertime heat. This Berlin's multi-talented DJ, producer, and 3D Graphic Designer's future seem brighter than ever, thanks to a fascinating 80s mentality that inspires his work.
From elixir recipes to the magic of Deliveroo and the flat grey filter of London, Leonie Cecilie discusses her latest short film ‘Drage’, and the scam of artistic integrity – “I am still stupid and listening.”
A mixture between tattoo designs that are rising in popularity across the Western world and Y2K styles, the multidisciplinary artist creates abstract art, sculpting and fashion as a means of connecting with their Chinese culture. When he is not creating art that is posted on their social media, he is studying Fine Arts, majoring in painting.
Mirroring environments; raw intuition; free flowing unrest; torment and serenity; plasticine planets and under-represented communities. Meet Domenic Roylance.
Jon Rafman’s latest works delve into the dirty leftovers of the internet to inquire on how contemporary technology mediates and mutate our relationship with memory, truth and identity.
“I have always been very close to nature my entire upbringing, and I've had no lack of mountains and fjords around me. So whenever I create something new I always draw inspiration from nature and the methodology that was used to explain it”
After years of musical collaboration, Psylo, a New York-based duo, is releasing their debut single named 'Moonchild.' The song is a victorious representation of the duo's common vision and philosophy. The team consists of rapper Ziggy Zombie and producer Otto Boas, and they have a year of outstanding releases planned.
There’s no easy way to tell someone what to do.
RickDick and Contemporary Society: Can memes meet art?
GHARPS x ULTRAVIRUS wearables are born from the brain of graphics and textile artist, stylist, costume designer, eco-goblin Georgia Harper. “In a post-fact world ruled by neo-feudal robber barons, fantasy is the new currency. Live, laugh, LARP.”
“Practice makes the person perfect” is not a new quote, but today we spoke to yet another who lives by this phrase. Filippo A.L Cegani unveils his peculiar painting style that looks no less than a digital piece of craft.
Florentina Holzinger is a Berlin-based choreographer. Using the spectacle of dance, her work explores the female bodies’ potential for physicality and female representation.
Harald Schaack is a multidisciplinary conceptual artist based in Dusseldorf, Germany. Using multi-media art and creative direction, his work examines deconstructivism in today’s societies.
Haley Peacock fell into fashion from the protective, armour-like shield that jewellery granted her. Upon placing the pieces delicately around her neck, a comforting fantasy unveiled where she reconciled with her younger self's admiration of escapism.
Giving new life to used garments and textiles, we need to take more sincerely. The clothes in fashion that constantly seek upgrade: upcycling with an artistic approach is the new black.
Stories told in reverse by the atavistic sculptures of Michele Gabrielle: ‘The Vernal Age of Miry Mirrors’ shows a dispute between the viewer and its surroundings “They belong to our experience as spectators.”
Anne Isabella’s Spring Summer 2022 Collection is a revival of art nouveau, psychedelia, and retrofuturism.
Imagining fashion galas and events alike without the trans (LGBTQAI+) community is very hard to digest. So why is it that in the 21st century we still struggle with the social balance of equality and rights of identity? We discussed the matter with digital fashion model Ophelia.
Unique and handcrafted, Tomihiro Kono’s bizarre wig creations encourage transformation, impermanence and a fun way to play with identity.
