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Samira Mahboub is an entrepreneur, sociologist and performance artist. Together with Zaid Charkaoui, she co-founded Limala. Celebrating Moroccan's artisanal culture through “Slow Manual Labour” with handcrafted rugs from the Atlas Mountains.
The limitless potential of the Metaverse, where identity transcends boundaries and avatars manifest our true selves. Discover the power of self-creation in this digital realm, blurring the lines between physical and digital existence. Experience new bodies, ideas, and identities, embracing a fashion-forward space that transmits emotions. Unleash your true self in this ever-evolving virtual universe, free from judgment and limitations. Embrace the opportunities for self-discovery and exploration, finding your inner voice amidst a world of projections. Step into the Metaverse, where perfection is not the goal, but authenticity reigns supreme.
The concept of True Identity and the importance of body acceptance in our society. How creatives like Pauline Canavesio, Freja Wesik, and Dogukan Nesanir challenge norms, promote diversity, and empower individuals through their work.
Inclusivity and empowerment of communities deem non-local are called to meet at Jordan’s (Nike, Inc.) new basketball court, opening at the end of the month in Tempelhof in Berlin. Title(d) spoke to the court's designer Bahar Bambi and the way she depicts the story of German-Gambian basketball player Satou Sabally.
Voguing, born from the ballroom subculture, is more than dance—it's a protest against oppression. Learn about its origins, influence of the Harlem Renaissance, and the documentary "Paris is Burning." Discover the family system and unheard voices within ballroom, and how voguing spreads worldwide. Embrace the power of expression and inclusivity.
Nails are no longer reserved for the privileged — statement nails are to stay here for a while. These nail sculptors are developing new methods and aesthetics that match the current maximalist vogue: 90's, colourful, mixed patterns and 3D embellishments. More is more!
Looking for information regarding online censorship will show results dating from 2011 to this day. It’s been more than a decade since information is not simply being moderated but communities are being silenced, if not erased, and they have reacted to this by self-censoring their images and enacting ways of talking about the issue without mentioning it — by using encoded words such as "nip nops" and "unalive."
A noisy pond of humans in the field. I put on a strained smile. A stranger stares at me waiting for my answer. I look down at the wrinkled mushroom caps that just got squished. In between the silence a swarm of words rush through me. Are you here alone? A BBC report estimates 52% of UK adults experienced single shaming since the start of the pandemic. There is a deficit bias in society that considers singletons to be in a transitional period rather than in a state of contentment. Normative Idealization and Matrimania are based around the idea that there are ‘standards of relationships’ that cannot be changed. While social norms compete with each other, people are beginning to shed their patriarchal pasts and leave Singlism behind.
Esmay Wagemans and Sarah Sitkin are scrutinising processes of organic and inorganic body dysmorphia, literally and abstractly, with their replicas of human skin. Their sculptures are blurring the line of what is real and what it seems to be real.
Hajime Sorayama turned sci-fi literature and films into drawings that depicted the future of the female human, defined by technology, intertwined with mainstream ideas of the perfect woman.
