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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 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Galore’s ‘You Love Me, You Love Me Not’ is a bold exploration of love, loss, and identity. From the very first piano notes, the song envelops the listener in a space that is at once intimate and vast, where every chord seems charged with both longing and inevitability. Galore’s voice […]
In 2025, the Mleiha Archaeological Site in the UAE, a landscape layered with over 210,000 years of human history, became the stage for something extraordinary. Călin Țopa’s ‘Transcendent Renaissance’ was not a performance in the traditional sense. It was a full-scale temporal journey, a living installation where sound, light, and […]
There’s no clear starting point in this conversation with EISM. It moves through hesitation, control, and the quiet labor of staying human inside systems that prefer smoothness over doubt. “MEKANIKARU” hovers in the background, not as a product to be decoded, but as a condition shaping how sound, time, and […]
In the photographic work of Dima Anufriev aka chikoschikos, the body appears suspended within a fragile visual order shaped by light, silence, and spatial tension. Based in Ekaterinburg, a city marked by severe climates and layered histories, the Russian visual artist approaches nude photography through a disciplined sensitivity to form […]
At the intersection where sound becomes thought and technology learns to listen, Gadi Sassoon builds worlds. Composer, performer, and tireless experimenter, he moves fluently between piano and violin, code and gesture, concert hall and laboratory. His work does not treat AI as a spectacle, but as a lens, one that […]
The first notes of “Live at the UN” emerge like starlight breaking through the dense fabric of night, piano keys trembling under the weight of anticipation, each vibration a call into the vast unknown of the listener’s own consciousness. Gadi Sassoon, a composer whose classical training intertwines seamlessly with transmedia […]