Miruna Conțiu Talks Acting, Art and the Messy Business of Staying Human

For Miruna Conțiu, theatre became a space of discovery long before cinema entered the picture. After years of working on stage and studying acting in German, her first feature film brings a different kind of discipline: fragmented timelines, emotional continuity and the challenge of building a character through moments that […]

Willy Chavarria Gives Desire a Dress Code in “Autoerotica”

For Fall Winter 2026, Willy Chavarria places desire in plain sight. Titled “Autoerotica”, the new campaign moves through sexuality, fantasy, autonomy and self-possession with an unapologetic visual language shaped by glamour, humour and the unruly spirit associated with the 1970s. The campaign gives particular attention to trans and queer identities, […]

What If Your Event Became a Magazine?

We are launching “We’ve Got an Issue With Your Event”, a new editorial and communication project dedicated to festivals and large-scale events, through which an event can literally become the subject of a magazine. We wanted to create an alternative form of promotion, one built around premium journalistic content, a […]

The Girl Who Knows How to Tease the Camera

Sunny is a visual artist based in Krasnodar, Russia, moving between graphic design and photography with a particular devotion to the latter. His photographic practice stretches across portraiture, commercial imagery and nude photography, yet the different territories remain connected by a clear interest in immediacy. He understands the first encounter […]

Iris van Herpen Turns Plasma Into a Glowing Couture Dress

Iris van Herpen has brought one of the universe’s most elusive materials onto the couture runway, creating a dress that uses glowing plasma-filled glass elements to respond to the touch and movement of the person wearing it. Unveiled during Paris Couture Week as part of her “Sonic Starquakes” collection, “Helix […]

Pepa Ivanova on Why Humans Might Be the Most Invasive Species

Pepa Ivanova’s practice begins with attention: to ecosystems in motion, to species that migrate and adapt, to invisible forces that shape the living world, and to the traces human activity leaves behind. Working across ecology, technology, research and social observation, she follows connections that are easy to overlook, allowing scientific […]

The Girl Who Turned a Day into a Smile

Dmytry Krapivin works from Kraków, Poland, creating photographs that seem to carry their own weather, their own temperature, their own private mythology. Across his series, tenderness and desire inhabit the same frame with remarkable ease, while a certain fairy-tale quality settles quietly over the images. There is an elegance to […]

Step Into Evgeny Batievsky’s Dystopian Sensual Dream

Evgeny Batievsky belongs to that rare category of artists whose creative language refuses to remain within a single discipline. Based in Sochi, the Russian photographer moves between visual storytelling, sound engineering and DJ culture, carrying something from each field into the next. Rhythm, atmosphere, tension and silence find their way […]

What’s Left When You Take the Labels Off Wataru Shindo

Wataru Shindo doesn’t like being introduced. Ask him what he does, and he’ll tell you it’s complicated. Musician, yes, but also someone who ties people up in front of an audience and calls it trust made visible. He talks about both the same way: no ego, no mystique, just two […]

Jia CURATED 2026: Design in Dialogue with Nature

In Bali, design rarely exists in isolation from its surroundings. For its fifth edition, Jia CURATED moves closer to the elements themselves, relocating to a beachfront setting where sand, stone, vegetation, shifting light and the sea become part of the exhibition’s spatial vocabulary. Running from August 13–17, 2026, the event […]

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