Elin Manon and the Hidden Poetry of Fading Splendor

Elin Manon’s works unfold as an overwhelming reverie, like a fairy tale that carries the viewer through vanished worlds that continue to breathe beneath the surface of time. Each image opens a delicate passage toward forgotten landscapes, where memory, emotion, and imagination merge into a single, fragile language. Through color, […]

Lira Bekbolatova on Grief as a Form of Becoming

Lira Bekbolatova’s latest releases unfold like a quiet interior dialogue, shaped by memory, grief, and the search for an inner sense of home. Moving away from external narratives and toward a deeply introspective language, her recent work treats music as a form of creative meditation, a space where questions are […]

Melancholy Framed in Timeless Elegance

In Yegor Tselnakov’s lens, the female form becomes a portal, a quiet threshold between the ordinary and the ineffable. Each photograph opens onto a dream woven from shadow, texture, and breath. In this series, Irina Telicheva inhabits a room suspended in time, its vintage splendor heavy with carved wood and […]

Mertder’s ‘Whoredom’ and the Night Grammar of Unlicensed Desire

‘Whoredom’ arrives like a neon bruise on the skin of the night: luminous, tender, impossible to ignore. It moves through the body with calculated urgency, threading rhythm into muscle memory, turning late-hour restlessness into something charged and deliberate. From its first seconds, the track constructs an atmosphere where seduction and […]

A Forgivable Sin and Her Body Like a Playground of Desire

In Nikolay Bobrovskiy’s quiet universe, Saint Petersburg exhales through peeling wallpaper and polished wooden floors, carrying the scent of time folded into silence. Lesya moves like a thought half-remembered, her body a tender punctuation in the narrative of the room. Each curve, each line of her skin becomes a whisper […]

Why “Mekanikaru” by Electrons in Slow Motion Keeps Calling Me Back

Some albums announce themselves loudly, and others insinuate their presence over time, quietly rearranging the furniture in your head. “Mekanikaru” belongs firmly to the second category, and that is precisely its strength. It did not win me over instantly. Instead, it returned, insisted gently, and ended up occupying a space […]

Galore on Becoming More Than a Persona

Emerging from the theatrical world, Galore is an artist who defies simple categorization. What began as a stage persona has grown into a multifaceted musical project, blending the intimacy of cabaret with the expansiveness of original songwriting. With roots in Italy and a creative home in London, Galore navigates a […]

Margaux Lange’s “Plastic Body Series” Reshapes Innocence

Margaux Lange works with Barbie the way an archivist works with evidence. Carefully, deliberately, without nostalgia softening the edges. In the “Plastic Body Series,“ fragments of the world’s most recognizable doll are pulled from circulation and given another life through jewelry that sits somewhere between relic and declaration. The materials […]

Timur Lutfullin’s Latest Series Is a Love Letter to Lost Playgrounds

On a forgotten basketball court in Ufa, where the asphalt has learned the language of neglect and rust speaks more fluently than children ever did, Timur Lutfullin stages a quiet liturgy. “Basketball as a New Religion” (2025) does not scream belief; it whispers devotion through absence, through bodies placed gently […]

This Freya Magee Song Will Make You Rethink Alone Time

There’s something immediately magnetic about Freya Magee’s ‘Over There’. From the first jangly strum of guitar, it feels like stepping into a space that’s hers alone, private, playful, and unapologetically self-contained, yet somehow it draws you in like a friend you didn’t know you needed. London-based and Melbourne-born, Magee has […]

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