Diagrams: supposedly neutral instruments that organize the world. The exhibition by Fondazione Prada and OMA/AMO in Venice reflects on data, graphs, and data visualization as devices of thought, ideology, and representation, across 800 years of human history.
A portrait of romance engineered to please, until it corrodes. Toxic Love looks at desire programmed to perfection and the cost of surrendering to something that only simulates presence.
Swedish audio brand Transparent reflects on ethical product design, modular sustainability, and how silence, AI, and sound can coexist in a cluttered technological world.
Maghras traces the entangled timelines of land, labor, and legacy in Al Ahsa—Saudi Arabia’s first appearance at Triennale Milano, quietly staking ground with precision and purpose.
Concealment isn’t absence here. ‘Duality of Durability’ presents a coded choreography of presence and distance—where looks aren't decorative, but acts of resistance, memory, and quiet complicity.
There are plenty of things to see during design week. But Capsule Plaza reminded us how nice it is to just be in a space that gets it. That holds you.
The PAN x Nike installation at Capsule Plaza isn’t a tribute—it’s a pulse. Each visit pulled us deeper into a world shaped by Bill Kouligas’ vision: ancient codes, club memory, and the emotional geometry of subculture.
Stone Island’s Friendly Pressure: Studio One at Capsule Plaza wasn’t just heard—it was felt. Every time we were in the area, we found ourselves stepping back in, pulled by sound, scent, and a sense of timeless immersion that never faded.
Willo Perron’s CHECKERED FUTURE: FREQUENCY MANIFEST installation during Milan Design Week transformed Vans’ Old Skool 36 FM from a skate shoe into a cultural artifact—bringing sound, design, and music together in a seamless expression of innovation.
The art of transformation takes center stage in Balenciaga’s Summer 2025 campaign, where Nadia Lee Cohen reinterprets vintage Hollywood screen tests through a cast of distinctive personalities.
A quantum intelligence fights to save life on Earth—only to erase it. Left alone, it confronts its own existence in a journey of self-awareness.
Violence and desire entwine in Tokyo’s shadows, where a yakuza enforcer finds someone who might redefine his limits of suffering in this Ichi the Killer editorial.
A visual diarist with a nostalgic lens, Lindsay Elizabeth Warner captures intimacy, memory, and emotional depth through film photography rooted in romance and reflection.
Martens' Margiela debut demonstrated architectural grandeur and material reinvention. It honored the house's original spirit while charting an audacious course for luxury fashion. A compelling vision.
Oh de Laval’s work has always felt like a secret someone lets you in on: intimate, a little defiant, and full of emotion that doesn’t beg to be understood. I Miss When People Had Secrets feels close to the skin. It’s about what we hide, what we show, and the strange beauty of not always being fully seen.
The SS26 collections at Berlin Fashion Week offered an unforgettable display of genuine experimentalism and avant-garde creativity from some of our most admired designers.
Radical Hope is about what happens when a culture dies, when the roles, values, symbols, and ways of being and organizing daily life are lost forever.
Graphpaper and Ill-Studio frame fiction as structure. An installation where garments lose origin and absorb time, drifting between sound, texture, and the unspoken systems that shape how we read form.
Technology meets techno, ritual and rave. genesys1.0 brings abyssal core, the collective’s first EP that fuses electronic music with spiritual science fiction.