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On Mit Jai Inn’s Dreamworld

By connecting his work with its environment, Mit aims to circulate positive energy between them, a practice which mirrors the Buddhist concept of energy as a constant flow between living things. 

Making Fur Fly: WeiXin Quek Chong's deepdreams_sublimed

"Ever-curious and unflinching, WeiXin’s work unfolds at the edge of intellect and intuition and touches on everything from loneliness to self-care, from niche kinks to the all-too-human and increasingly urgent desire for intimacy, in our extremely online globalised world. " 

Made on the Wing: Sophie Barber's Love Birds

"There’s something about shrinking sculpture, people, places, into something you can hold in your hand."

Carlos Idun-Tawiah: the People's Choice

"the young photographer draws on Ghana’s rich archival and fashion photography to inform his unique perspective, one that is somehow both highly stylised and yet utterly natural"

Portrait of an Artist: Hugo Huerta Marin x FKA Twigs

"Mary Magdalene was a concept that came in a natural and organic way. I wasn’t looking for anything; she just started appearing in my life in different ways."

Bazaar Blends: An Interview with Hassan Hajjaj

‘I like shooting in the street, because you get a different vibe. When you shoot in the street, it's a bit more exciting'

PlinthPlinth | Jinyong Park

Jinyong Park's works seem so deeply engaged in the process of symbols/words slipping away from their referents that they are quite the challenge to write about, but here goes.

The Power of Seduction in the Work of Mahtab Hussain

'It [...] made me realise just how powerful it was to have that direct locking of the eyes. I wanted some of that power, because it’s seductive. How do I hold myself like that?’

The Reset: Megan Piper

In Broad Daylight: Margaret Courtney-Clarke

Michael Rakowitz and Daniel Taylor on 'April is the Cruellest Month'

The Reset: Habda Rashid