Rustcakes

Overly ornamented, yet desirable, the baked and decorated goods of the Berlin-based baker, rustcakes carry the attributes of a new aesthetic style and the Instagram fetish for the materialistic, curated chaos.

Meelly Mayden

Enigma is Meelly Mayden's ally, a tool to transcend societal norms and expectations. Her mystical and ethereal presence, coupled with poetic lyrics, challenges conventional notions. Meelly embraces the concept of shapeshifting, allowing listeners to craft their worlds within her immersive musical universe.

Angelo Kras

In conversation with Angelo Kras, well-known Italian urban artist in the underground music scene. On occasion of an exclusive editorial with brand Tekla, we had an intimate, more unique than rare talk about his new album, personal  life, thoughts and music industry.

Aisha Devi

Aïsha Devi after five years comes with a new album ‘Death is Home’ on Houndstooth, as most personal work so far. nurtures an idiosyncratic approach to her music. She describes her sound as Aetherave and uses bassy-heavy club motifs and intentional aesthetic signifiers to transport listeners to a dizzying, kinetic environment, harnessing timeless frequencies.

Rebecca Phillips

Rebecca Phillips is an experimental pop artist from London with a neoteric, multidisciplinary vision. She explores dysfunctional intimacy - fizzing idiosyncratic takes on the euphoria and alienation of modern life.

Naomi Nakazato

Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary artist Naomi Nakazato surveys the conglomerate landscape of memory, semiotics and language through the usage of scientific and archival methods to describe the in-betweenness of being a queer, biracial person.

Carolina Papetti

Carolina Papetti: an interdisciplinary artist dislocating her research between architectures and mental theatrical sets. The unsaid is what she aims at unveiling through an ambiguous, yet deviant language.

Matteo Messori

Exploring the “ikigai”, thus the Japanese concept that means 'reason for being'. Ikigai has nothing to do with the Western cult of busy, but rather with the with the cultivation of an inner potential at the service of humanity and collectivity.

Hanna Antonsson

The death may feel more important for the living, but sadly the existing life may not find its importance until seen otherwise. With intention on bringing light upon the fading wild life, Hanna Antonsson works on stirring emotions and evoking awareness for the flora fauna through her art works.

Jimmy Beauquesne

Paris-based artist Jimmy Beauquesne questions the positioning of drawing in the post-Internet era. Sacred and the pop figures mingle in a recontextualized narrative where fantasy leads a form of emancipation from art history subjects.