CityScape is a collection of three collages that depict the most characteristic parts of Copenhagen that almost appear as separate cities within the city. Created by Daim Yoon, Mette Lyckegaard and Marcin Ignac, the trio used the pictures of the city as as a graphical landscape mosaic that represents the feel they have to them. The urban landscape of Copenhagen is flat and homogeneous
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Aurelien and I share the same suspicion and doubt about the fashion industry. We’re also in a love-hate triangle with fashion magazines. The French native from Bordeaux is now based in Barcelona, where he continues his work with mixed media, photography and graphic design. My personal pick from his intriguing portfolio is called Surface – a very personal photographic réflexion on
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During my recent visit in New Zealand, I’ve been delighted by great natural scenery and interesting architecture. This was particularly true in Wellington, its underrated capital. Seriously, if you ever go to New Zealand, do not miss Wellington where Maori and imperial cultures mix very… well (yes, I love alliteration). To do justice to Wellington, you will need at least
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Philippe Poupet is an ambitious man. He’s also an installation artist from France who decided to take on Barranquilla, an industries city on the Northern Caribbean coast of Colombia (it’s also where Shakira was born). From a simple exercise, a procedure previously agreed by all, Philippe proposes a group of people, artists and/or students to participate for several successive meetings in
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Do you wanna watch a 8:35 minute video where Jake Gyllenhaal goes on a killing spree dancing to The Shoes? Well here ya go. The new video for Time To Dance has arrived. Combine the best band in France right now (which I’ve been roaring for for quite some time now), acclaimed director Daniel Wolfe, producedrs by Somesuch & Co,
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… we like to get dirty while playing with our bikes. An uncensored feature photo shoot by Matthias Vriens-McGrath, published in its censured version in Tetu magazine.
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In an era of financial insecurity and where printed media is created on a friendship base for almost no money, the future of zines is more insecure than ever. That’s why events like the Chicago Zine Fest have to receive the most attention, since they make up for a large part of the life cycle of a zine. My favorite
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In a post-VICE era it’s hard to surprise, disgust or even people. Everyone has seen the fuck-ups, the addicts, the pussy the dicks. However, Kevin Amato manages to bring the raw to display, wrapping its dirty in innocence. Amato has worked for nearly a decade as a photographer and is best known for his frequent contributions to international fashion and
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New York was the first US city I’ve visited. It was May 2006 and I was going to visit my dear friend Luca who moved there a few years before. Since then, I’ve been in New York City for a fair amount of times, enough to be one of my favorite destinations and my favorite in the US (closely followed
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There is one agent provocateur who defined the way magazines will be made for over 2 decades; who restlessly continues doing what he does best – making you uncomfortable and forcing you to think; whom I am lucky enough to be creatively involved with. Matthias’s relentless determination in the quest to free your mind from redundant dogmas and reductive social
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It must be really hard (in all possible senses) to have Adrian Lourie’s job. Here’s another reason why. photographed by: Adrian Lourie
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It’s beyond question that Vladimir Karaleev is one of the few names on the European fashion scene that deserve a loud shout-out. He’s born in Sofia, Bulgaria but lives and works in Berlin, where he’s showing his latest collections during Berlin Fashion Week. My friends from Twelve Magazine met the designer in Sofia and produced this insightful interview together
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