Lifestyle - Art
Agnès Varda’s films will be forever remembered: the way she shifted from an objectifying to a subjective gaze has unveiled the correlation between urban spaces, objectification and idealisation of women.
The theory of mind that never sleeps and is all around us. Generating images of our thoughts and forming new urban identities. Architecture is uncovering a new scale of geometry. But can computational architecture build a better future? From solar disco balls, an Algae powered Plant – AI Data tower to light channels – environments […]
It’s more than just the latest sneaker drop – more than just simple fashion news. This is a declaration of love for naivety and friskiness melting together with dreamy prints and vivid colors, spreading joy and brightening up everyday life. People fall in love with the view, not wanting to let go at all — […]
The stomping of dildo heels echoing through a green corridor. Everywhere she goes, she takes a bag of sour Maoam candy with her. Ella Douglas is the conceptualizer and designer who embraces her fluidity through scaling objects and performance art. Sculptures exploring themes of queerness and social commentary. The Central Saint Martin´s student adds distortions, where artificial intelligence can smurk through an argyle gown.
Since he created his first artworks in 1989, artist Shepard Fairey has come a long way. Nowadays hailed as the founder of street art, his art is exhibited in galleries all over the world and his own clothing company, OBEY, recently opened up two new European stores (Paris and Amsterdam). No store for Germany is […]
Her smile glistens at me, with gemstones on her teeth. A colourgon blending into eyelids. Naezrah Desir is the Make-Up artist who instruments her living avatar. Magnifying characters through fiction, nature and mythology. A fairy and nymph series with Kellan – ´the fairy of immortality and peace´, who was gifted with psychokinesis and telekinetic abilities. With a voice beyond Make-Up, Naezrah uses her platform to start conversations and elevate BIPOC and LGBTQAI+ artists in the industry.
Ana Mendieta' earth-body sculptures, as opposed to land artists' pieces, were ephemeral and fragile, almost absent, and they embraced narratives of violence against women and displacement.
A pearl clitoris glistening. Mantled in nacre, watching over the passengers walking by. The exhibition “Shift” shows artists installations in Magasin du Nord, Denmark's oldest department store. A collaboration with Designers´Nest. Each oval vacuum is filled with a vision. One portal was opened by fashion designer @vika.im_official and graphic designer @sandgaardstudio. A four meter high vulva created with fabric layering.
Standing inside an aperture scape. Or traveling to a desert laboratory by Frank Lloyd Wright. An interview with the architect Julian Bächle. From inhabiting a sidewalk to a sounded landscape with Virgil Abloh and Lucy Styles. I lived with Julian Bächle in a shared flat in 2013 – when he was studying at AA School of Architecture in London. The apartment had irregular sloping walls and blue carpets – but Julian’s room was different.
UV resistant grunge candy between transience and decay. As if they are held inside a preservation glass. Giant cakes melting in a Makoto Shinkai cartoon. The artist Vincent Olinet creates large-scale installations that undergo metamorphosis. Slices of bread as shelves. Growing like a bark mushroom from a tree. Climbing up the walls with polyurethane resin. […]
