Interview
A return to Ibiza becomes a conversation about memory, family style and the instinctive ways Paloma Le Friant builds her own creative language.
Perrotin Los Angeles houses Alex Gardner’s nuanced exploration of humanity as it relates to animal nature, inherent interconnection and the timid arc towards balance in a world of inequality.
The strongest brands are built on identity, not trends. We speak with the founder behind one of contemporary jewellery's distinctive independent brands.
Days before performing at Stone Techno’s Zeche Zollverein, the artist reflects on impermanence, creative freedom and the music that exists beyond language.
Hundreds of Pride-painted bodies occupy Gran Canaria’s public space as a collective act against censorship and the policing of queer visibility.
Matemáticas, símbolos y cosmovisiones indígenas trazan una red donde naturaleza, humanidad y territorio existen más allá de las fronteras y el lenguaje verbal.
For the Berlin-based designer, each piece belongs to the same evolving organism: a visual language of repetition, flow and intricate detail.
With “Inert”, the producer steps beyond genre boundaries, embracing his own voice and every side of his musical identity in his most personal and creatively liberated solo work to date.
Meet the artist challenging our perception of the natural world. Through her work, we enter a surreal reality filled with unexpected shapes crafted from earth’s beauty.
From suburban Paris to dressing Olivia Dean, an instinctive approach to draping finds tension between fluid movement, controlled structure, and sculptural form.
A visual journey through queer nightlife where pleasure, dissent and community become ways of resisting visibility on someone else’s terms.
The dancefloor has always been his language. With “Bang U”, the Brooklyn-based artist finds a new way to speak and be heard on his own terms.
After a viral HÖR stream, the Belgian DJ reflects on timing, touring and why curiosity still drives every step of the journey.
A personal coming-of-age film becomes a sensorial portrait of Puerto Rico, shaped by family, diaspora, music and the emotional intensity of youth.
Through Andean thought, collective memory and care become forms of resistance against the myth of the autonomous self and the structures that decide whose lives matter.
Entre guitarras, misterio y pulso orgánico, una nueva etapa reivindica el estudio como espacio de diálogo, intuición y artesanía compartida.
Tres personajes del siglo XIX revelan cómo la codicia, el colonialismo y la incapacidad de compartir siguen moldeando las sociedades contemporáneas.
From ballet and post-punk to swimwear, a restless creative instinct turns recycled ocean plastic, custom hardware and contradiction into a playful design language.
Running becomes a way to rethink time, identity and collective experience through sound, light and the unstable space between control and release.
Heartbreak becomes a way to reject the manosphere’s emotional detachment and reclaim male vulnerability through louder, heavier music.
MI Leggett unpacks their gender-free label. From anti-waste design to queer nightlife, clothing acts as a powerful tool for empowerment and resilience.
Before closing Lentekabinet’s Poppy stage, the artist talks belonging, intuition and why every dancefloor – big and small – should feel like family.
Dream pop drifts between Mediterranean light and melancholy through gulper sharks, self-recording, French icons and the instinctive pull of letting go.
Wenhui Lim, the artist behind this fun moniker, turns the archetype of an auntie into a radical act of imagination with “Auntiescapes”, her new exhibition at Load Gallery in Barcelona.
Marked as one of Britain’s up-and-coming stars, Zain Iqbal brings a compelling realness and dynamism to his role in “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder”.