The British hair stylist and artist chats about braiding techniques, wigs and football, about Rosa Parks, leftovers, representation and why female body hair deserves a little love too.
A pocos días de su estreno en el Festival de Cine de Sevilla, hablamos con la directora de “Quién vio los templos caer”, una pieza poética y política sobre la evolución de Granada y su historia.
There is something subtle and delicate in the painter’s works: their muted palette, the focus on little details, the calmness they exude. With such mystery, we delve into her practice.
Between flights and festivals, Alex Wann talks to us about balance, connection and “The City”, a track shaped by motion, memory and the moments in between.
With his solo show “River” in Antwerp currently on view, we sit down with the artist to discuss the complex process behind his work, the importance of frames, fiction, and social media.
Hablamos con Abigail Algaba, un artesano que es más cuentacuentos que diseñador de moda y que acaba de presentar su colección “Bajo la piel del bosque”, una historia tan hipnótica como tenebrosa.
The LA-based artist has released a six-track EP accompanied by 16mm visuals. We sit down with him to talk his newest record, rawness, instinct, and why overthinking kills the process.
From Atlanta, Georgia, this designer hacked the algorithm with his sci-fi sculptural pieces. He tells us about the multimedia worlds that power his designs and what haunts his creative space.
Jaguar turns introspection into rhythm on “flowers”, her luminous debut EP that transforms healing and self-discovery into a confident dance of renewal.
From Houston’s glacial bayous to spectral temples of memory, Amobi conjures hushed sacred echoes and trap-inflected introspections. Seventeen hymns for a world balancing doubt and transcendence.
We met Ella Rosa in Los Angeles, where the classically trained Brit transforms opera precision into club energy, crafting bold, emotional, and electrifying pop.
The painter and musician is releasing “I Trust Pain,” an album that reflects on what being underground means today, as well as poking fun at the struggles of the artist’s life.
The Italian duo land in Barcelona for the Halloween Takeover by Brunch Electronik, elrow and Loud-Contact on November 1st. We discuss their musical journey, challenges, and new releases.
El artista madrileño nos eleva en el aire con su nueva exposición, “Ayer pisó tu sombra un tigre”, inspirada en obras de Goya y donde lo auténtico brota de la forma más natural posible.
“This next season will be our most important,” shares the designer, “…more grown-up.” Ahead of Gronau’s shake-up, we explore his clothes that fuse the worlds of Marcel Duchamp and Sofia Coppola.
¿Cómo podemos regenerar la memoria desde la creación? El pintor valenciano lo explora en su exposición “Si todo fuera de terciopelo”, un relato de identidad, familia, historia y futuro.
Hablamos con la autora de “Siempre quise hablar con los animales”, un libro ilustrado que se siente como una conversación entre amigas. Para los que necesitéis un abrazo o entender a vuestra mascota.
From having panic attacks as a school kid in China to eating truffle chocolates with Danny L Harle in the studio, she’s come far but insists she’s still a girl working it all out.
She turns pea stalks into earpieces and zucchini into loafers. Katerina Shukshina discusses her unique art, where fashion is grown, worn, and sometimes even eaten.
From Iceland to Greece, this Belgian artist’s work pushes his audience to fabricate their own worlds through the ambiguous, and sometimes absurd, images he captures.
In his latest album, “Backstage,” the Swedish singer-songwriter takes us to his private room, offering an unusual sense of intimacy. We discuss collaboration, fatherhood, and healing through music.
