Interview by Christopher Michael Reading Italo Calvino’s essay Cybernetics or Ghosts is an eerily prescient experience. In the essay, Calvino boldly asserts that, in the
Interview by Daniela Silva In the dynamic and ever-evolving intersection of architecture, fashion, and digital art, Joshua Abramovich emerges as an emerging talent with a
Interview by Meritxell Rosell Rafael Anton Irisarri has emerged as a leading figure in experimental and ambient music, crafting intricate sonic worlds where emotion and
Interview by Kate Hoag Through traditional and digital art-making, multidisciplinary artist and curator Blakelee Pieroni invites viewers to ‘question their identity in relation to physicality.’
Interview by Irem Erkin Taiwanese artist Hsin-Chien Huang, a visionary in interactive media and virtual reality, views storytelling as a powerful tool for reimagining life.
Xiaodong Ma examines poetic, vulnerable, & sustainable contemporary narratives
Interview by Belen Vera Raya Felix Blume is a sound artist and engineer whose work blurs conventional boundaries, intertwining sound, space, and community into deeply
Interview by Lyndsey Walsh Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley is not here to make art for passive consumption. Based and living in Berlin, Brathwaite-Shirley uses the audience as
Interview by Daniela Silva Mario Klingemann is a pioneering figure in the intersection of technology and creativity, renowned for his innovative use of neural networks
Interview by Christopher Michael Despite having lived in Europe for over a decade, Berto Herrera’s work finds its roots within a particularly American anxiety. Herrera’s
Interview by Daniela Silva In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary art, few names resonate as profoundly as Lolo & Sosaku. This duo has consistently pushed
Interview by Miranda Remington After traversing some quiet pockets of nocturnal inner Tokyo, I arrive at an unassuming location designated by MIRA新伝統 (‘MIRA Shindento’). Below
Interview by Ania Morkryzka The vertiginous universe of multidisciplinary artist and curator Atay Ilgun seems ever-expanding in ways impossible to enclose within linear timelines. Elements,
Interview by Olya Karlovich The birth of electronic music in the 1950s at the Studio for Electronic Music (WDR) in Cologne was marked by the
Interview by Irem Erkin Jumoke Fernandez is a remarkable self-taught creative driven by a passion for merging design with cutting-edge technology. She received home
Interview by Eleni Maragkou A gentle light dances on the wall, softly alternating between shades of blue and yellow. Though initially subtle and imperceptible,
Interview by Natalie Mariko Norwegian musician and writer Jenny Hval’s artistry weaves between experimental pop sensibility and a fine-tuned, personal literary thematic. Her albums are
Interview by Juliette Wallace Art is connected with identity. An expression of yourself or your surroundings through creative means. Data, on the other hand, has
Interview by Olya Karlovich The Swiss composer and sound artist Noémi Büchi has always been driven by sound. Even though she loved music very much
Interview by Luca Nasciuti NYX are a collective working with live electronics, drone and choral sound. Their work often includes collaboration resulting in productions such
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