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Otherworldly silhouettes and extravagant textures characterized the clothes seen on and off the runways at Paris Fashion Week.
[ Continue reading ]I love listening. It is one of the only spaces where you can be still and moved at the same time. — Nayyirah Waheed — Tuesday February 5th — —
The idea is to die young as late as possible. — Ashley Montagu — Tuesday February 5th — —
“What art does — maybe what it does most completely — is tell us, make us feel that what we think we know, we don’t. There are whole worlds around us that we’ve never glimpsed.” Greil Marcus — Tuesday February 5th — —
Otherworldly silhouettes and extravagant textures characterized the clothes seen on and off the runways at Paris Fashion Week.
[ Continue reading ]A frenzy for high-end outerwear turned the cult outdoors brand into a global juggernaut. But can Arc’teryx stay cool now that it’s king of the mountain?…
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[ Continue reading ]We are proud to present our first edition of our Gallery Tote in partnership with artist Davey Leavitt entitled “TRAUMA THERAPY.” Based on a series of works called Trauma Therapy each Gallery Tote will be hand-signed and numbered No. 001 – No. 025. This is a limited edition release by…
[ Continue reading ]Photographer Brett Lloyd set out to document the strange reality of Ukrainian life, in which sorrow and joy, trauma and hope go hand-in-hand.
[ Continue reading ]For our inaugural artist soirée, we are delighted to welcome artists Cesc Abad (Barcelona, 1973), who will be presenting a series of works on paper, and Klas Ernflo (Stockholm, 1975), with a selection of textile works and enamel sculptures.
[ Continue reading ]For our inaugural artist soirée, we are delighted to welcome artists Cesc Abad (Barcelona, 1973), who will be presenting a series of works on paper, and Klas Ernflo (Stockholm, 1975), with a selection of textile works and enamel sculptures.
For our inaugural artist soirée, we are delighted to welcome artists Cesc Abad (Barcelona, 1973), who will be presenting a series of works on paper, and Klas Ernflo (Stockholm, 1975), with a selection of textile works and enamel sculptures.
RADIANT. SOULFUL. INSPIRING. Step into a world where inspiration feels as fresh as opening a new sketchbook with our Home Fragrance Spray. In a beautiful collaboration with Are.na, this spray exudes pure introspective elegance. Think endless fascination, like pages waiting to be filled, and the gentle hum of wind chime…
RADIANT. SOULFUL. INSPIRING. Step into a world where inspiration feels as fresh as opening a new sketchbook with our Home Fragrance Spray. In a beautiful collaboration with Are.na, this spray exudes pure introspective elegance. Think endless fascination, like pages waiting to be filled, and the gentle hum of wind chime…
[ Continue reading ]RADIANT. SOULFUL. INSPIRING. Step into a world where inspiration feels as fresh as opening a new sketchbook with our Home Fragrance Spray. In a beautiful collaboration with Are.na, this spray exudes pure introspective elegance. Think endless fascination, like pages waiting to be filled, and the gentle hum of wind chime…
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[ Continue reading ]Milan van Dril's IN DE OOST will be one of our favorite publications of 2021. The project with behind the scenes photography was released as part of the extensive campaign for the polarizing Dutch war movie De Oost (The East). A first of its kind, in the tradition of the great American anti-war films, De Oost portrays the 1945 - 1949 Indonesian War of Independence through the eyes of a disillusioned Dutch soldier. A subject matter that hadn't made it to the Dutch cinemas yet, because it ended 350 years of Dutch colonial rule in South-East Asia in a rather shameful manner. IN DE OOST presents a selection of analogue imagery by one of our favorite young Dutch photographers, who has created a time capsule of the set that erupted in Indonesia during the first half of 2019. [ Continue reading ]
Before our little hiatus, we shared the incredible ITEN, one of the Distance book series, by Thibaut Grevet. It portrays one of the world’s most emblematic locations related to running and its culture. The first volume of this collection was devoted to the mythical village of Iten in Kenya. A new publication takes us all the way back, now through the lens of photographer Anne-Sophie Soudoplatoff, who shot the ‘Home of Champions’ for Asics. A beautiful series of abstract, poetic images. Capturing team spirit in vivid colours. [ Continue reading ]
Our good friend Jess Henderson (pseud.) just published her first book Offline Matters, the less digital guide to creative work, and we’re beyond proud. Not because we designed it, but because this document feels like the so much needed wake-up-call, both confronting and insightful, inspiring and resonating. [ Continue reading ]
Earlier this year Rop van Mierlo and Remco van der Velden launched their collaborative project Wild Animals with the first edition called Tiger Merch. A beautiful collection of products consisting of mugs, sweaters, art prints, t-shirts, socks, a pyjama, a rug and even wrapping paper, all with the characteristically painted Tiger by Rop van Mierlo. [ Continue reading ]
In the heat of everything that has been taking place throughout the world it’s encouraging, inspiring and very educational to hear the many voices that need to be heard and understood and see the extraordinary initiatives all over the world in search for more equality. What touched us in particular is See In Black. A project where over 80 black photographers are selling original prints to raise funds for five non-profits that work to dismantle white supremacy and systematic oppression. See In Black’s “Black America Vol. 1” project is a highly-curated stock of images from photographers including Andre Wagner, Flo Ngala, and Renell Medrano that are on sale now. [ Continue reading ]
Greek photographer Yiannis Hadjiaslanis shared his latest project ‘Ascension’ with us. Shot on two visits to Mt. Bromo, in 2017, and 2020. Hadjiaslanis work explores narratives of places, documenting locations in Greece, across the Mediterranean and the African continent, he engages with questions of historical memory, the present conditions and speculated futures of lived environments, and their significance for those who live, create, interact and evolve with them. Whit his latest project Hadjiaslanis explores the Indonesian Mount Bromo, an open and bare landscape covered with ash in million shades of grey. A ‘Sea of Sand’. [ Continue reading ]
Over the course of multiple years, both industrial designers Hank Beyer and Alex Sizemore, explored parts of the American Midwest researching eight material origins and their associated processes and history. Resulting in this highly aesthetic project called For the Rest of Us: A Journey into the Intangible Values of Regional Materials and Personal Computing. They’ve travelled extensively, interviewing dozens of people, collecting artefacts and taking pictures. From each material Beyer and Sizemore created a computer, providing a point of familiarity to an alternative reality. [ Continue reading ]