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Today's column is all about Ed Banger Records - the name of a label that would not only change pur editor's fashion and music style, but would influence the whole world.
Today's column is all about Ed Banger Records - the name of a label that would not only change pur editor's fashion and music style, but would influence the whole world.
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.
How do our relationships shape us? Family, friends, partnerships - in this piece, columnist Kathrin reflects on her relationships and their meaning.
A waterproof cuticle rubbing against another. One orange dot sits on my forearm. The oval is shimmying from hair to hair. Two antennae wobble back and forth to smell. As if someone is tickling me with a pistil. I spot six legs that rush forward in a rowing motion. With a sponge-like, fleshy mouth and eyes on their genitals. Carrying ears on the belly. Tasting the air with their long feelers.
Hopefully you get me right. I am not a virgin, this would mean that everything I've written so far was a lie. No, I'm a virgin because it's my zodiac [...]
This time we will have a look at a magazine that accompanied me through a time before Instagram would give us our daily overdose of fashion.
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. […]
An interview with the multidisciplinary artist Jakub Kubica. A branch to be the spine of technology. As if kinetic art paused from moving. Integrating nature into “reverse sculptures”. An archaeologist observing artificial intelligence. From the lens of a post human admiring these fragile finds.
Don't we all wonder sometimes what it means to be truely happy? Unsure about what it means, our Vienna based writer Anna came to the conclusion that maybe we don't need to know.
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.