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Eyes on the Internet: the disgusting horror art of the creative genius Black Russian (18+)
It’s become fashionable to shit on Reddit lately. And, to be fair, for good reason. And yet, I still find myself hanging around on Reddit, mainly because of its topic-based structure: subreddits. Unlike Instagram’s feed, they actually allow me to filter content based on my interests. Naturally, the horror subreddit was a must. You know…
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Eyes on the Internet: the bloody, flashy art of Zarin Winter
Zarina is a young artist who caught my attention. I’ve always been fascinated by watercolours and the clever ways artists use them, and the pink hues of her brushstrokes immediately drew me in. People ask me: “Simon, why don’t you interview him? Why don’t you interview her? They’re really famous, you could get a lot…
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Lukas Dɐvid terrifies me: an Interview
You know, I thought the Magazine would get boring pretty quickly. A couple of months, just something to do, and then I’d move on to some new project. And yet, that didn’t happen. Curiously enough, it never did. Over the past year and a half, I’ve had the chance to meet some of the most…
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The Body Speaks: Lucia Maite Cavallera – Intervista
Trovo di immediata efficacia, oltre che di genuina franchezza, gli artisti che utilizzano il corpo come tela della propria arte. Perché, in fondo, cos’è l’arte? È l’espressione raffinata di ciò che abbiamo dentro: della nostra storia, delle esperienze che ci attraversano, delle cose che ci stanno a cuore, dei messaggi che desideriamo comunicare e della…
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The Garden of the Dead: Symbols and Wonder in UngfiΦ’s Art – Intervista a UngfiΦ
The Danse Macabre, the memento mori, the Triumph of Death. The Ars Moriendi, the Vanitas. Art history is filled with images of death and the transience of existence. These are iconographic themes that have returned since time immemorial, reminding us of our human nature and of the simple truth that everything flows and everything passes:…
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Chiara Candela, Unraveled – Intervista a Chiara Candela
Wandering through Rome, I notice a work of art. A work in black and white. A blurred, smudged, dissolving image, where a face becomes an effigy and the effigy becomes the shadow of a memory. Then I see another. India ink traces elegant flourishes. Faces unraveled and undone, disentangled and scattered, fill the background. A…
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