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Daria Pentelie found in acting a way to move beyond the boundaries of her own experience and inhabit the emotions, contradictions and inner lives of others. From childhood performances alongside her twin sister to her first film audition, she was drawn to the possibility of inhabiting different histories, wounds and […]
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 […]
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 […]
Diana Boariu photographed long before she wrote. Her own body, especially, she looked at it the way you’d look at a photo that hadn’t developed yet, something she didn’t quite recognize. She writes only at night, because that’s the one hour she can’t hide from herself. There’s one poem she […]
There is a particular kind of music that never seeks immediate recognition. It reveals itself gradually, asking for patience instead of urgency and closeness instead of spectacle. Black Water inhabits that quiet territory, where every composition unfolds with remarkable restraint, allowing atmosphere, memory, and subtle emotional shifts to shape an […]
Angel Fang found a chunk of its audience the way a lot of music finds people now, through a Reel at 1 am, no context, just a sound that wouldn’t leave. Behind it is a California-based musician who spent a long stretch unhappy with the music he was making before […]
Jake Sinetos aka Mazmere spent years pulling ‘David’ apart and putting it back together, never quite trusting it was finished. What changed was that the song stopped resisting him. Released on David’s birthday instead of the anniversary of his death, the track sits alongside three others built with longtime collaborators […]
Geological Abstractionism begins where image-making dissolves into process: in a field where time, gravity, and matter take precedence over composition and immediate visual impact. Wallace Woo, a Paris-based contemporary artist and the founder of Stalactite Aesthetics, approaches painting as a form of sedimentation, a slow accumulation of material and meaning […]
Some bands evolve. Others dissolve and rebuild themselves entirely. Corlyx feels like the latter, a project shaped as much by movement as by sound, drifting between Los Angeles, the UK, Italy, and beyond, absorbing fragments of each place along the way. What emerges is a dark, seductive universe where goth, […]
Tramhaus are Rotterdam’s live-wire post-punk revelation, a band celebrated for explosive shows and songs that hit like a spark to dry air. With a sound that effortlessly stretches from shoegaze textures to raw punk-rock urgency, the five-piece blend their diverse musical backgrounds into something both unpredictable and fiercely cohesive. On […]