climate change

Bugonia by Yorgos Lanthimos: review (spoiler alert!)

A philosophical read on Bugonia: Lanthimos folds the ancient bugonia myth into a sharp corporate eco-satire—conspiracy thinking, optimization culture, and biotech branding collide in brisk, deadpan dialogue (with electric turns from Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons).

Frieze London 2025: Ecologies of Attention

In this critical review on Frieze London 2025, we explore how the fair mirrors the contemporary condition of attention, belonging, and spectacle. Through analyses of standout works in the Focus section and returning galleries, we reflect on how artists today engage with ecology, psychology, and memory—transforming Frieze into a living study of how art shapes, and is shaped by, the systems that frame it.

The Guilt of Stillness

Helen Ibrahimian examines how modern life transforms downtime into duty, where even rest bends under the weight of productivity. The article traces a lineage of thinkers who insist that stillness matters. Structured as a sensory guide, it turns to touch, sound, scent, sight, and taste as anchors — rituals that resist acceleration.

A dissection of London Fashion Week AW25

Just like clothes themselves aren’t just simple threads woven together, but an amalgam in a composition of other different materials that conform finished pieces which only come alive in the context of being worn by a body and exist in the world that that body inhabits.

Blue Nude’s Fusion of Art, Identity, and Sustainability

Blue Nude, a brand that seamlessly blends art, sustainability, and craftsmanship, presents its Raha collection—a reimagining of clothing as a personal and cultural narrative. In this exclusive interview, founder Katarina Protsack and artist Chisara Vidale discuss their collaboration, exploring how textiles can become vessels of memory and meaning. Dive into the full story to discover how Blue Nude is shaping a more thoughtful approach to what we wear.

Frieze 2024 London

In an era where the art market often feels predictable, Frieze London 2024 dared to subvert expectations by placing young, bold galleries and emerging talent at the forefront of its Focus section. What might have once been dismissed as gimmicky—like inflatable penguins—now offers a moment of reflection, showcasing the undercurrent of innovation driving the art world forward. Emily Sussman’s exploration of this year’s fair reveals how this shift represents more than a reorganization of booths.

London Fashion Week / SEP 2024

London Fashion Week Chronicles

At London Fashion Week SS25, fashion became a space for dialogue, encouraging reflections on creativity, sustainability, innovation, and the complexities of modern life. Across five days, designers sparked conversations about how fashion intersects with culture, society, and our relationship with the world around us.