Phineas Harper: leading a new conversation on the social impact of design
Phineas Harper is a British curator, founder and cultural strategist who has become a powerful voice for sustainable and inclusive design through their writing and…
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Shuo Hao and the Art of Visual Storytelling
Art has long been a vessel for myth: stories from another realm that runs parallel to our own. Shuo Hao lives within that liminal space,…
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GaHee Park: contemporary surrealism and temporal spirals
Working in a vein of contemporary surrealism, GaHee Park’s paintings take their viewer into a corner of her mind, one that overlooks the sea. Half-entrapment,…
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Sougwen Chung: the poetics of human–machine interaction
Sougwen Chung is a New York–London based artist, researcher, and founder of Scilicet, a studio exploring the evolving relationship between humans and intelligent systems. Their…
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Nat Faulkner: the alchemical processes of warped reality
In photographer Nat Faulkner’s practice, the image moves beyond representation and into the obscure. Working with liquid iodine and the materiality of the photographic surface,…
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After Utopia: Marco Brambilla on AI, collective dreams, and futuristic imagination
After directing the feature film Demolition Man, artist and filmmaker Marco Brambilla developed a body of work exploring media and collective imagery through large-scale video…
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Isabelle Albuquerque: Pleasured by the Muse
Isabelle Albuquerque’s great-grandmother was a traditional Malouf singer in North Africa. Her grandmother, a playwright; her mother, a land artist; her sister, a dancer. Spanning…
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Marie-Victoire de Bascher and the subtle art of storytelling in design
Marie-Victoire de Bascher is a Paris-based artist and designer whose sensibility was shaped by a colourful, creatively charged childhood that nurtured an early fascination with…
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Formafantasma: Moving in circles
Forma translates from Italian as shape, form, figure; fantasma as ghost, phantom, apparition. Formafantasma—the name chosen by Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin when they founded…
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Sashiko Gals: threads of craft and community
In the coastal town of Ōtsuchi, Iwate, the Sashiko Gals—a collective of women aged 40 to 80—have transformed the traditional Japanese stitching art of sashiko…
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