June 20th, 2022, Chris Korda: The Heartbreaking Tragedy of Collective Failure This conversation is not only about the Church of Euthanasia — even though Korda’s radical antinatalist movement from the 90s seems to be more urgent than ever. It is about us, about our future, and our home planet Earth. let me read
May 6th, 2022, AXEL vs CLEPTO Ashus in Cleptomanicx by The Real Tim Bruening — This is Axel aka Ashus in their not so classic interpretation of the Cleptomanicx “Ligull” basics. For this exquisite streetwear feature we asked the queer and fashion-savvy musician and sex worker to create their own outfits from a selection of casual garments with the notorious seagull logo stitched on it. This is what happened. I want to know
April 1st, 2022, Johannes Sturm — I Been Here For Years One observes the city burning out over the years. In his first solo exhibition I Been Here For Years, Johannes Sturm comments on the decay of a subculture. Gradually, bars, clubs, and socio-cultural destinations are disappearing. Prohibitions and restrictions are stifling the nightlife. Yet creativity feeds off the nocturnal magic. let me see
March 17th, 2022, DARYAN KNOBLAUCH — Kristall [excerpt] New domestic spheres to live in: this series of interiors is an excerpt of Kristall — a thesis by Daryan Knoblauch concerned with the spatial implications of water. It investigates the emergence of the bathroom as a built repercussion of body culture through a series of case studies revealing the social implications of the bathroom that have shaped the contemporary idea of domesticity. let me see
December 17th, 2021, l’appel du vide by Sofia Blu Cremaschi and Giulia Ballabio Uncomfortable movements captured in harmony, creating a sense of emptiness in this fine knitwear and lingerie editorial. L’appel du vide is the inner and irrational urge to jump off a high bridge or building without being suicidal. For the artists it is a metaphor for entering space in a fearless way. let me see
