Korean born Berlin based DJ and producer Shubostar is a rising star in the electronic music scene. She combines her tech background in gaming with spirituality and interests in art, design, fashion and society in a broad sense.
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In the vibrant setting of Acht Berlin, PUMA unveiled the latest iteration of the iconic Mostro sneaker, offering its community an exclusive first look and hands-on experience with the new release.
Photography: Lisa Lankes
Photography by Thomas Hauser
A mixture of dream and eroticism, softly whispered melancholic sounds: This is Vendredi sur Mer, or actually…
Domiziana managed to popularize a genre, which had previously remained a niche between German rap and radio…
“In my experience, finding your armour helps you to stay in touch with those feelings. It grounds them in…
Founded in Copenhagen in 2008, the label “Han Kjøbenhavn” combines its roots in the danish design culture…
From all directions, the same piercing pair of eyes stare back. Sometimes surrounded by abstract, sometimes by concrete elements: teeth, flowers, suns, wings, books, cigarettes. Very often cigarettes. The young woman to whom these piercing eyes belong remains a compositional constant in Lunita July-Dorn’s paintings. This woman is herself. But these paintings are not self-portraits.
Last year, Harley Chamandy received the coveted Werner Herzog Prize for his debut feature film “Allen Sunshine”, making him the youngest ever winner at the age of 25. He thus replaces previous greats such as Chloe Zhao (“Nomadland”) and Asghar Farhadi (“A Hero”). In “Allen Sunshine”, he questions the alleged reality and presents a sensitive and hopeful juxtaposition of loss and new beginnings.
Interview by Carolin Desiree Becker
Photography by Alice Mann
