Archive for April 2026
India Mahdavi: Under the Sun of the Grand Palais
At Art Paris, India Mahdavi Editions presents a selection of recent and older pieces for the first time. Installed beneath the glass roof of the Grand Palais, the display brings together furniture, objects, and surfaces that play with contrast. The installation, created by India Mahdavi, is built around saturation. Colors are not used sparingly. Bright pinks, deep reds, yellows,…
Read MoreJohn Sullivan: Shaping Feelings in Metal
John Sullivan is a metalsmith, jeweller, and educator whose practice moves between craft, sculpture, and deeply personal storytelling. Alongside teaching in both university and studio settings, John Sullivan maintains an active studio practice rooted in constant experimentation and technical exploration. His background in traditional metalsmithing and jewellery making informs a process that remains materially grounded,…
Read MoreAnnK’s Leather Footwear
AnnK is a handcrafted footwear brand by Anna Krasnoshapka, built together with her mother in their Kyiv atelier. When you explore AnnK’s creations, you step into a story of craftsmanship. At the heart of the brand lies a commitment to artisanal excellence, premium materials, and intentional design. AnnK produces every pair through time honored shoemaking…
Read MoreJérôme Blin
An Independent Vision of Contemporary Couture Inside the Maison of Jérôme Blin Jérôme Blin is a Paris-based couturier-artisan whose work is deeply rooted in visual arts, art history, and floral design. Before turning to fashion, he spent a decade working with plant materials, developing a strong sensitivity to texture, form, and composition that continues to…
Read MoreFotios Balas: A Practice Without Rules
Fotios Balas is a contemporary multidisciplinary artist based in Athens. Balas works across sculpture, installation, painting, and wearable art. His practice moves fluidly between fine art, fashion, and performance, creating hybrid forms that explore identity, ritual, power, and transformation. Drawing from worn, fragile, and often discarded materials, Balas constructs a distinct visual language rooted in…
Read MoreBOULEVARD PARIS – INTERVIEW
Boulevard Paris: Translating the City into Emotion People often reduce Paris to a series of images: monuments, cafés, wide boulevards, and an idea of effortless elegance that has been repeated for decades. Yet beyond this familiar surface, the city exists in a more subtle way: through sensations, habits, and personal memories. It is not only…
Read MoreFlorentina Leitner: Between Fantasy and Reality
Florentina Leitner’s world of femininity, nostalgia, and contrast. Somewhere between dream and reality, Florentina Leitner builds a world where femininity, nostalgia, and fantasy collide. Known for bold prints, sculptural florals, and cinematic references, her collections feel like fragments of a story. In this conversation, she reflects on the emotional layers behind her work, from childhood…
Read MoreKimpton Tsim Sha Tsui – Hong Kong Hotel
High above the relentless motion of Hong Kong’s newest hotel The Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui, transforms the city’s chaos into something far more seductive. A cinematic world of harbour views, design, cocktails and creative energy. Hong Kong has never been a city that pauses. Restless, fast-moving and constantly reinventing itself. Hong Kong has long been…
Read MoreJuju Bento’s body guides her practice
Cords, screws and small motors make up the body of Juju Bento’s sculptures. Industrial hardware is the primary material. It’s clinical, neat and unexpected. At just 27, Juju Bento is an up-and-coming artist combining scientific and artistic research methods to produce installations that entice all senses. Through a phenomenological lens, she investigates the invisible ripples…
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