Archive for August 2026
Virginia Kluiters Reclaims the Female Gaze
An exclusive talk with Virginia Kluiters about strength, softness, set design, and her path in photography. Stepping into the visual world of Virginia Kluiters feels like seeing a timeless story between past centuries. As a result, drawing ideas from old paintings, Kluiters uses the special lighting style of classic art. Thus, she shows her subjects…
Read MoreGonzalo Fuenmayor on Tropical Baroque, Charcoal, and Cultural Paradoxes
Inside the Surreal Landscapes of Gonzalo Fuenmayor For fine artist and draughtsman Gonzalo Fuenmayor, tropical identity is far from a static postcard, it is a complex dialogue defined by historical entanglement and aesthetic tension. Working across massive scales with nothing more than charcoal, Fuenmayor challenges colonial narratives, European refinement, and the manufactured fantasies of the…
Read MoreSchiaparelli Exhibition at the V&A Museum
Unravelling a Surrealist Legacy: Inside the Schiaparelli Exhibition, First Ever in London Step inside the surrealist universe of Elsa Schiaparelli, where fashion is never merely worn; it is weaponized, deconstructed, and elevated to high art. As London’s highly anticipated Schiaparelli V&A exhibition opens its doors to the public, featuring her visionary archive, we explore how…
Read MoreDaesung Lee, The Story of his Mother Through his Lens
Photographer Daesung Lee captures the resilient spirit of his Korean mother through a moving photographic series. Based in France for over two decades, Daesung Lee established his international reputation by documenting the profound impacts of environmental and social change. His work often examines how humans adapt to fragile landscapes. However, he recently shifted his focus…
Read MoreWeaving Silence: The Sculptural World of Sini Villi
Exploring Sini Villi’s meditative vision through fashion heritage, sculptural landscapes, and natural rhythms. Moreover, rooted in the vast, seasonal landscapes of Northern Ostrobothnia, Finnish artist Sini Villi creates mesmerizing, three-dimensional textile sculptures from handmade ribbons. As a result, patiently layered, sewn, and shaped, each hardened piece holds a distinct and unique form. Villi’s visual language…
Read MoreCharlotte Aeb: “I Need to Make in Order to Think”
From photography to wax and clay, Charlotte Aeb keeps reinventing the image. Charlotte Aeb never stopped looking, she just changed the lens. Born in Fribourg in 1992, she trained in photography at CEPV in Vevey. Then she left. Eight months on the road, through Hong Kong, Hanoi, and Sydney, showing her work in small galleries…
Read MoreMeg Dennis : The Full Stop, The Cherry on Top
Meg Dennis the Mad Hatter, makes hats with zero explanations and a lot of nerve. Meg Dennis doesn’t do quiet hats. Based in London and trained in fashion at the Royal College of Art, she goes by another name in her own world: Meg the Mad Hatter. Her hats take everyday objects and strip them…
Read MoreJoseph Walsh : Sculpting the Memory of the Hôtel de Sully
Designer Joseph Walsh dialogues between sculpture, space, and history This September, Irish artist and designer Joseph Walsh will install his most ambitious European exhibition yet. The location is the Hôtel de Sully, the seventeenth-century Paris mansion that houses the Centre des monuments nationaux. The show, titled Arcanum Formae, opens on September 10, 2026, and runs…
Read MoreRobert Kushner ‘s Summer Sun Lands in Paris
At Galerie Nathalie Obadia, the American painter, Robert Kushner, turns flowers, gold leaf, and Japanese paper into a quiet ode to nature’s abundance American painter Robert Kushner opens Summer Sun: Open my Heart, his new solo exhibition at Galerie Nathalie Obadia, on September 5, 2026. The show runs through October 31 at the gallery’s Paris…
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