Choreography in Shadows: Marc T’Syen Captures Contortionist Gabrièle Raygade

Belgian photographer Marc T’Syen (Marc T.) has built an eclectic career that spans from London, where he assisted Cecil Beaton and worked for The Face, New Musical Express, and Warner Bros UK, to Italy, where he worked with Corriere della Sera and befriended columnist Alessio Gaggioli. After more than three […]

HURACÁN’s “2025”: The Geometry of Ruin and Sonic Prophecies

Huracán have always carried a certain volcanic gravity with them. From Ghent’s underground stages to festival lineups where they stood shoulder-to-shoulder with heavyweights, the Belgian quartet forged a sound that refuses to sit still, neither in the comfortable haze of stoner grooves, nor in the sprawling monumentality of post-metal. Their […]

Framed Instincts: Intimacy and Temptation in Protsenko’s Vision

In a compelling new body of work, Kyiv-born photographer Pavlo Protsenko dismantles the conventional boundaries of eroticism and tenderness, inviting the viewer into a world where touch is both a weapon and a hymn. Known for his masterful handling of the nude form, Protsenko explores the body with an intimacy […]

The Elegy of a Body, the Lure of a Sunset

In the fading warmth of a September dusk somewhere near Moscow, Maxim Tminov orchestrates a visual requiem where flesh and light dissolve into one another with the inevitability of memory. His series, captured in 2023, is less a collection of images than a prolonged act of invocation, a ritual that […]

Vladislav Spivak and The Poetics of Her Skin

In one of Vladislav Spivak’s recent photo series, the countryside becomes an altar for desire, memory, and raw intimacy. A bathtub rests in the middle of a modest rural yard, an almost absurd presence framed by a decaying house with the air of forgotten generations. Yet inside this improbable setting, […]

MELT: From Ice Blocks to Gastronomic Art, Jewellery That Breathes & Shifts

What if jewellery wasn’t just an accessory, but an act of rebellion? What if it didn’t sit neatly in velvet boxes, waiting to be worn and discarded like last season’s mood board, but instead lived, breathed, morphed, and melted right alongside us? Welcome to MELT Jewellery, where the line between […]

Romanian Designer Ana Samira Naomi Turns Childhood into Couture Delirium

Porcelain dolls were never innocent. In “Lucid Dream”, Romanian designer Ana Samira Naomi rips them out of the glass cabinet and lets them strut in oversized satin, lace masks, and exaggerated silhouettes that flirt shamelessly with kitsch. This is not nostalgia, it’s a fever dream stitched into couture, a playful […]

How to Party at the Edge of Collapse: An Interview w/ HURACÁN

There’s a storm brewing in Belgium, and its name is Huracán. The band has never been about comfort or compromise; their music drags you into the undertow, a sonic force that feels as much like an exorcism as it does a celebration. With their new EP “2025”, they don’t just […]

TRAMHAUS Talks Chaos, Reverie, and the Pulse Between

Tramhaus, the post-punk sensation from Rotterdam, has been turning heads with their electrifying fusion of shoegaze atmospheres and punk rock intensity. On stage, the five members merge into a singular, magnetic force, drawing audiences into a whirlwind of emotion and raw energy. Despite their relatively short time together, they have […]

Eden Tower: A Vertical Sanctuary for the Post-Human City

In a city where glass towers scrape the sky and concrete chokes the ground, Eden Tower arrives like a dream, or a warning. Designed by the radical minds at OXMAN, this conceptual skyscraper doesn’t aim for dominance, but symbiosis. It grows, not just in form, but in function. Developed inside […]

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