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“Morning Routine and A Gentle Sun”: New Series by Alexey Pavlov

Alexey Pavlov is a Russian-based nude photographer who manages to add a series of poetic, dreamy nuances to his works with a naturalness that seems to be trapped by this Russian culture for centuries. With an exceptional aesthetic sensibility, Alexey’s camera gazes upon the human form as though it were the […]

Hikma: A Place Where Faith and Knowledge Coexist

In the 9th century AD, Muslim scholars made remarkable contributions to the sciences and humanities in Bagdad’s Bayt al-Hikma, or House of Wisdom, a library and research center housing the world’s largest collection of books for scholars to engage both theological and scientific matters. Today’s religious climate could use such […]

“Waiting for the Morning Sun”: New Photo Story by Ivan Mingazov

Ivan Mingazov is a talented nude photographer hailing from Moscow, who immerses himself in the exploration of the human body through his lens, capturing its most delicate and intimate moments. With an exceptional aesthetic sensibility, Ivan’s camera gazes upon the human form as though it were the sun casting its warm […]

The Eye Lamp by Nicola L. Continues to Keep a Light On You

After the Moroccan-born French artist Nicola L. began sketching eyes in the late 1960s, it was her Belgian friend Marcel Broodthaers who helped her turn them into lamps. Broodthaers, who had been making artworks from thin, vacuum-formed plastic, brought Nicola to his Antwerp factory, where she produced an edition of 50 visionary lights: […]

Dive Into “Memory of Becoming,” An Installation by Arcangelo Sassolino

“Memory of Becoming” by Arcangelo Sassolino is a site-specific installation for the Islamic Arts Biennale 2025 in Jeddah, held from January 25th to May 25th. The work features a large, spinning disk coated with industrial oil, symbolizing the passage of time, transformation, and the tension between stability and decay. At […]

Black and White Melancholy by Pavel Krasnov

Pavel Krasnov, also known as Mugor, is a Russian-based nude photographer who infuses his work with poetic and dreamy elements while maintaining a strong sense of naturalness. In his pieces, the artist blends cinematic melancholy with the sublime, showcasing the fine features of his models who portray their roles as […]

Water’s Fluidity and Purity Shown in the Centre of Mediterranean Culture

Reggio Calabria’s mayor, Giuseppe Falcomatà and Zaha Hadid Architects’ director Filippo Innocenti have laid the foundation stone of the new Centre of Mediterranean Culture, marking the start of the project’s construction. Strategically located on the Strait of Messina in southern Italy, Reggio Calabria has been a gateway between the eastern and western […]

Extrazen Explores Self-Discovery and Creative Struggles with Latest EP

Underground alt-pop riser Extrazen takes a bold step forward with his sophomore EP, “What To Do With Your Hands.” A raw and reflective body of work, “What To Do With Your Hands” encapsulates Extrazen’s journey of self-discovery, creative struggle, and personal growth. The EP kicks off with ‘360 Palm Stretch,’ […]

“East European Beauty”: A Photo Story by Maxim Kravchenko

In his work, Maxim Kravchenko strives to capture the essence of fleeting moments, weaving together the striking beauty of each image with raw, genuine emotions. Whether it’s a burst of laughter, the warmth of joy, the weight of sadness, or the depth of tears, he believes these moments resonate most […]

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