Tag Archive for: review

Sculpting Memory / Mayana Nasybullova

Art&Culture | Interview
Mayana Nasybullova navigates the fragile border between personal memory and collective amnesia, sculpting visions that wound and heal at the same time. Her practice, rooted in post- Soviet reality, challenges inherited myths with brutal tenderness

A Single Word Painting / Lee Goowon at Jacobs’ Booth

Art&Culture | Interview
In the dimly lit window of Jacobs' Booth in Antwerp, a solitary painting burns quietly like a votive. A single canvas offered to the street, radiating both presence and absence.

Dysphoria / Rombaut SS25

Fashion | Spotlight
Unveiled at the brand’s 10-year anniversary show during a haunting runway at Paris Institut du Monde Arabe last year’s Paris Fashion Week on June: ROMBAUT’s newly SS25 drop and campaign, DYSPHORIA, showcases to the world a series of rethought and futuristic conscious pieces that not only rebel against the industry’s unsustainable mass consumption and waste bringing out an emotionally charged introspection, the disruption between routine and fantasy mirroring what’s truly fractured: the psyche.

That Crack in the Wall of Reality / Kingsley Ifill

Art&Culture | Interview
In this dialogue, Kingsley Ifill offers a glimpse into his vision — an intimate conversation with photography and time, where memory, past and present, material interferences and layered textures converge.

Star Child / Bowman Hal

Art&Culture | Spotlight
Bowman Hal, the latest addition to SOLO Contemporary in Madrid and the first space to open within SOLO CSV, launches with a striking solo exhibition by Australian artist William Mackinnon.

Spirito Sangue / Lorenzo Montinaro

Art&Culture | Spotlight
Spirito Sangue by Lorenzo Montinaro is an excavation of death, memory, and time. Set in Taranto, a city haunted by industrial decay and environmental collapse, the exhibition explores mortality not as an end, but as a condition of existence. Through fragments of marble, erased inscriptions and relics soaked in caducity, Montinaro constructs fragile monuments that resist disappearance, dwelling in erosion, yet standing against oblivion.

Beyond the unexpected / Random International

Art&Culture | Interview
Driven by imagination and a constant push for innovation, Random International has become an artistic group capable of creating new realities that take you outside the ordinary and into unpredictable, futuristic universes that we can explore and interact with. 

Hell is Hot / Lava Baby

Art&Culture | Interview
In this interview, the artist explores the power of digital identity in art and the avatar as a form of extended self-portraiture. Her work unfolds as a near-divine act of creation, giving life to other beings made in her own image within richly immersive virtual worlds.

On Mass Hysteria / Laia Abril

Art&Culture | Spotlight
A thick black cloth muffles the screaming as hands grasp for air in the void, standing before her voiceless desperation. The eyes, eyelids, and eyelashes are condensed into a single sombre blotch: the light that the iris should reflect gives way to emptiness, to a blind scream reverberating through the disjointed lines of her figure, shaken by a movement tinged with despair.

Making America / Levi De Jong

Art&Culture | Spotlight
In his inaugural solo exhibition at General Assembly in London, Iowa-raised artist Levi De Jong confronts the remains of the American flag, not as a symbol of pride, but as a fractured relic.

Mercury Release / Daniel Turner

Art&Culture | Spotlight
For his third exhibition at Galerie Allen in Paris, American artist Daniel Turner presents Mercury Release, an installation that trades the object for its debris, the sculpture for its sound.

High Off The Glass / Jesse Draxler x Trace Amount

Music | Spotlight
High Off The Glass” is a new industrial track from Jesse Draxler and TRACE AMOUNT, released via Federal Prisoner. Blending sound and visual art, the project continues Draxler’s audio/visual series—with the exclusive premier of the video here on Nasty.