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New article about nail art featuring Sojinails, Tomoya Nakagawa and Eichi Matsunaga: “A spaceship has crashed on planet 7546M. You are awoken from cryosleep. Textures of jelly flora and moss dock on both hands. Your nail plates take on the shape of a melting cyborg with frozen bubbles.”
Reprogramming through nature and organic firmware upgrades. An interview with the movement artist Dmitry Paranyushkin about networks and the backwards forest practice. Dancing with the data.
An interview with Berny Ferr, the Make-Up artist who glows up waste materials and uncovers their potential with his fingertips. Squiggles crawling from the sea grotto or an ant that won´t bite. Which Make-Up character do you choose?
Our Vienna-based editor Anna, came across photographer Fritz Enzo Kargl on Instagram and today we present to you the result of an intriguing conversation. The two talked about lamas, fashion, and art uni.
“[I want to] inspire people to see beauty in their day-to-day lives” laurence philomène Laurence Philomène is a non-binary photographer based in Montreal, Canada. The transgender artist visually explores Western understandings of masculinity and femininity, redefining our perception of gender showing how the two can co-exist outside of the binary. First drawn to photography around […]
Exclusive TITLE(D) content - For many artists, the creative process and avenues of sustainability increasingly go hand in hand. We talked to Susan Beallor-Snyder and Nina Doll, two very different artists, who integrate sustainability into their work.
“Hope is pink” Photographer Prince Gyasi shows the beauty of bright colors with a deeper meaning Paint, or pixels? That’s the question that Prince Gyasi wants you to ask when you see his work. Through his iPhone lens, the Ghanian visual artist captures the world as a hyper colorful place full of hope and beauty, […]
Exclusive TITLE(D) content - NoPallets is a Berlin-based platform for vintage interior design, home goods, and art. Founder Sam aims to offer a more sustainable, long-living and loving alternative to Ikea and Co.
Exclusive TITLE(D) content - Susan Beallor-Snyder is a New York-based artist. She is always seeking new ways to reinvent herself, her feelings, and her thoughts. While doing so she relies heavily on sustainable materials, like natural manila rope. The heavy strings fulfill her quest for expressing emotion in a visual and sustainable way.
Exclusive TITLE(D) content - Fashion and craftsmanship. Art and innovation. Digital technology and sustainability. This is what has set iconic designer, Iris van Herpen, apart from the beginning.
