Tag Archive for: review

Mysteries Of Love / David Lynch

Art&Culture | Interview
Remembering David Lynch, who passed away on January 15th. A wave of tributes has followed, and we want to build on this by celebrating his enduring legacy and spirit.

The Allure of Transcendental Decay / Tali Lennox

Art&Culture | Interview
This interview explores an artist’s fascination with religion, symbolism, and the intersection of life and death. Reflecting on personal experiences and cultural encounters, she reinterprets Catholic imagery with themes of pain and transcendence, blending art, vintage fashion, and a search for beauty into a multi-dimensional creative journey.

The Tear / Masha Rudenko

Art&Culture | Interview
Many people go through different professions before finding their true calling. This is how this independent woman begins her interview. She has defined her stylistic imprint and transformed the body, often a source of insecurities, censorship and judgment, into pure artistic expression.

Transcending Eras / Bvlgari Hotel Rome

Lifestyle | Places
Bvlgari unveils a contemporary landmark where history, luxury, and design seamlessly converge. Roman traditions, culture, and art are reinterpreted, setting a new standard of opulence.

Invitation to Stillness / Aethos Monterosa

Lifestyle | Places
Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Val d’Aosta, Aethos Monterosa brings together the best of nature, comfort and exceptional dining into an unforgettably lavish alpine experience.

Pig Tool / Jacobs’ Booth

Art&Culture | Interview
This interview delves into the creative process behind Pig Tool, exploring the origins of the project, the symbolism of the pig figure, and its connection to humanity’s relationship with animals. Through collaboration with founder of Jacob’s Booth and the art curator, they transformed a confined space into a powerful artistic experience.

Witchcraft Against The Spiders / Valeriia Karaman

Art&Culture | Spotlight
Ukrainian artist shares a deeply personal yet universal message of freedom and individuality. Through stunning visuals and rich symbolism, Witchcraft Against the Spiders explores themes of rejection, empowerment, and identity. It stands as a testament to creativity without borders.

Stalker / Olga Kisseleva

Art&Culture | Interview
The immersive opera Stalker, inspired by Andrei Tarkovsky’s 1978 film, reimagines the Stalker as a woman who guides people toward inner growth and acceptance, suppressing violence and wrath. Combining visual arts, science, and modern classical music, the project features contributions from artist and researcher Olga Kisseleva, known for her innovative stage design and academic work at the Sorbonne.