Tag Archive for: abstract

A Pain, Hidden And Unyielding

Photography | Exclusive
Pain survives the storm. Concrete, hosiery, bandages, mud, hair and lashes give physical weight to wounds that remain private yet refuse to stay buried. A series by WanJin.

Fixed Self

Fashion | Exclusive
Pressing the body into shapes it cannot fully inhabit. Flesh and shadows turn identity held in place until it starts to look permanent. Fashion story by Stefano Facca and Arvin Kazeminia.

Null – Where To Go

Fashion | Exclusive
With no offline left to disappear into, flesh remains the only interface built for permanent connections. A series by Elina Fan and Ruix.

In Circle

Fashion | Exclusive
The circle keeps returning endlessly, painted across skin, cut into the shadows. An artistic fashion series photographed by Victoria Ocampo.

Dissociative Reality

Fashion | Exclusive
Layer on layer, a silhouette pulls apart at the seams, each reconstructed form holding the memory of the one before it. VEILED NOISE built the frame: collage, repetition and the question of where a handcrafted garment ends and the image takes over. A visual project by Sven Harambašić in collaboration with Judassime.

Paper As Support

Fashion | Exclusive
Smooth it however long you want. The line stays. Some things take a fold and keep it. You can press with both hands, lean your whole weight in and the surface will lie flat for a breath and then remember. Art fashion series produced by Trabalza Jin creative duo.

Second Nature

Fashion | Exclusive
The canvas is already cracked. Something in the crimson, in the weight of a draped sleeve dissolving at its edge into geometry, reminds you of a room you have never been inside and yet recognize as your own. An artistic fashion series by Chloe Le Ferrand and Nathalie Sicart.

Occult Forces Will Be Your Savior / Pol Taburet

Art&Culture | Spotlight
A reverential fear accompanies one’s entry into the Schinkel Pavillon in Berlin. It’s hard not to succumb to the dread provoked by those judging authorities—figures that rise from canvases and sculptures—whose silence carries the weight of condemnation even before the judged can speak.

Such is Life in the Way of Fools / Carnival

Art&Culture | Spotlight
In the group show Carnival, curated by Joe Coleman at Jeffrey Deitch’s New York gallery, the circus becomes a charged metaphor for lives lived on the margins.

Fourth Wall Death Rattle / Eddie Peake

Art&Culture | Spotlight
At Tick Tack in Antwerp, Fourth Wall Death Rattle plunges us into a liminal realm where art flickers between presence and absence, life and death.