Maurizio Zanella: philosophy of art patronage
Maurizio Zanella, who has led Ca’ del Bosco for several decades, has cultivated far more than exceptional sparkling wines. With a clear and thoughtful vision,…
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Yuko Mohri: the spectres of energy
Yuko Mohri sets up environments, places objects within them, and observes what happens. Air currents, humidity, electrical charges, and the slow accumulation of dust—forces that…
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Yasmina Hilal on analogue art and identity
Lebanese artist Yasmina Hilal possesses a rare clarity—an intelligence and composure that seem to exceed her years. Still early in her career, she has already…
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Identity and heritage through photography: Elliot and Erick Jiménez
New York-based duo Elliot and Erick Jiménez are Cuban-American twin photographers and visual artists recognized for their fusion of fine art, fashion, and Afro-Caribbean narrative…
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Crafting ‘To Vetiver’ for Comme des Garçons Parfums: A Conversation with Antoine Maisondieu
In memory of Christian Astuguevieille, Comme des Garçons Parfums has launched To Vetiver. Deeply personal and poetic, this fragrance captures the rebellious spirit that defined…
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Dominique Petit-Frère rethinks the vision for African contemporary art
Dominique Petit-Frère is an architect, urbanist and creative strategist best known for reimagining unfinished or derelict buildings as vibrant public spaces. With desire to contribute…
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Max Siedentopf: Exploring the Boundaries and Making the Ordinary Extraordinary
Max Siedentopf is an artist, photographer, and creative director whose work balances mischievous playfulness with quiet rigor. Moving effortlessly between sculpture, film, fashion, and the…
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Neri Oxman: new ecologies
“Biology is long and wet. Technology is quick and dry. Put them together and you invite a material ecology; a world in which designed products…
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Lindsay Adams on Fugitivity, Space, and Abstract Painting
In the span of just a few years, Lindsay Adams has established herself as a promising emerging artist. With an interdisciplinary background in social sciences,…
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Angel Otero: a homecoming
Angel Otero builds surfaces and then destroys them. He oil paints onto plexiglass, lets it dry, peels it away in sheets, and collages sections onto…
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