Of Colombian, Mexican, and Spanish descent, Californian-born designer Michelle-Louise Del Rio draws inspiration from her diverse roots, informing her creative process. She navigates in a multicultural world where she propose a unique vision fruit of her discovery process across architecture, philosophy and fashion. Michelle introduced us to her unique point of view, a conscious way of crafting designs rooted on her tradition.
by Francisca Ceballos
Read MoreMartina Rota is the protagonist of our first fanzine. We spoke with her about her discovery process as a performer and artist, the importance of corporeality, her struggles and victories and the dichotomy of working with objects and the body as a creation and exploration of her inner self.
by Marco Lombardi
Read MoreAnnika Inez, founder of the jewellery brand named after herself spoke with us about growing up in Malmö, moving to New York and how she finds balance in opposites in her everyday practice.
by Francisca Ceballos
Read MoreEvita, Perla, Ismael and Sonia are creatives united by the common thread of having roots from Latinamerica and living in Italy. We portrayed them and talked about their work, their cultural influences and their approach to creation
by Daniela López
Read MoreDuring the lockdown, Alberto Mora recollected old traveling images, created small books to share with his friends so they could travel at least with their eyes and imagination. Here an excerpt from the trip to Japan and some thoughts about creation in isolation
by Alberto Mora
Read MoreRossina Bossio is an artist with a powerful visual exhibition career. We invited her to delve into her creative process and build bridges with Faber Franco, our first artist invited to the printed edition, who cites her as one of his main pictorial references. The detailed description of her work, as well as the strength of her sculptural body are undoubtedly a great experiment
By Adela Cardona
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