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Skinny Shadow / Kin Amor

Music | Spotlight
Screens offer access, yet entry comes before recognition and looking becomes an act of extraction. The body appears only after displacement, reduced to signal and framed by rigid architecture. The work observes how images behave under pressure, how presence survives inside control. Created in collaboration with musician Kin Amor, the visuals echo his track "skinny shadow", a slow-burning dark pop piece where intimate vocals move within a restrained structure.

The Primal Gesture / Sofia Geideby

Art&Culture | Interview
Sofia Geideby, master hair stylist and crowned Hairdresser of the Year 2025 in Sweden, believes in pushing the boundaries of creation and has found a way to express and channel her creativity through an intimate—almost primal—medium: hair. In this interview, we follow her belief system when it comes to her craft, her inspiration and creative process.

Spell on you

Fashion | Exclusive
Shadows wrap the body in silence and light barely reveals what chooses to remain hidden. Images suspended in darkness and mystery, photographed by Timothy Boue.

Rad Future

Fashion | Exclusive
An explosion of light takes us on a virtual immersion. A cover story immortalizing the beauty and intelligence of Isabelle Boemeke, through the lens of Brian Ziff. An iconic influencer advocating for Nuclear energy, who talked with us about science and aesthetics.

The Next Order / Palaye Royale

Music | Interview
Latest Music Cover story & exclusive photoshoot. Palaye Royale in an Ann Demeulemeester Special shot by Alex Hall in Paris.

Shaping Chaos / Lene Ma Rue

Music | Interview
Lene Ma Rue starring in this NASTY Digital cover story while opening up about reclaiming the raw freedom of underground culture, the tension between chaos and control, and the emotional depth that drives her sound. From the first off-location raves in Estonia to major international stages, she reflects on the evolution of her scene and spirit.

Time Rewritten in Matter / Nero Design Gallery

Art&Culture | Interview
Founded in Arezzo in 2005 by Michele Seppia, Nero Design Gallery is more than a showroom, it’s a stage where historical and contemporary design meet. In this conversation with Seppia, we explore how Nero Design Gallery continues to shape the dialogue between art, design, and Italian craftsmanship.

Dance Till We Die / Basilar 2025

Music | Spotlight
Every year, in the evocative setting of Barragem de Queimadela, Basilar takes place, one of the most original and unconventional electronic music festivals. A total experience, where location, lineup, and community create a continuous flow of energy, emotions, and sonic discoveries.

Uncovered / Jovan Studio

Art&Culture | Interview
Serbian multidisciplinary artist Jovan Stevanovic, founder of Jovan Studio, blends 3D precision with raw emotion, crafting surreal yet familiar worlds that blur the line between reality and digital fantasy. This interview unveils the creative force behind his futuristic, boundary-pushing vision.

Digging Wounds / Shirin Neshat

Art&Culture | Spotlight
If there is an image that can capture Shirin Neshat’s work, it is a wound first touched, the finger sliding over old cuts once stitched together. In this three-voice interview we confront both her major works and her newest pieces, tracing the tangled threads between her art and the geopolitical violence unfolding around us.

Shell

Fashion | Exclusive
The shell is not what’s left behind. It’s what’s built to hold everything together that’s becoming. To remember what it means to move through the world as both ghost and shell, shape and soul. A series by Tiana Lenz and Elena Kasnatschejew.

Into a Blind Emptiness / She Past Away

Music | Interview
Buried in shadows and driven by the tension of East and West, She Past Away crafts a world where repetition and restraint conjure both trance and unease. In this conversation, the Turkish darkwave duo traces their journey from the underground pulse of Istanbul to the danceable melancholy of Disko Anksiyete, revealing how language, ritual, and cultural fracture shape their music.