Chromat: Serenity – Mother Earth Has Spoken
Chromat’s SS18 show Serenity, demonstrated the force of fashion when backed with an design focus of sustainability and ethos of female empowerment with its dynamic new collection. The show opened with a sense of transcendental peacefulness where projections of vast aerial shots explored arctic landscapes and ice rock formations. Siren-like sounds washed over the gallery […]
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Red Rubber Road; a Visual Journey of Friendship & Time
‘Red Rubber Road’ is an artistic self-portrait study of AnaHell and Nathalie Dreier that started casually when they were 14 years old with a series of snapshots that evolved into an ongoing project of staged photographs. These images are a playground of self expression, and also a visual document of the lives of these two […]
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Black Cherry; Fantasy, Fetish and Transformations
Aune Ainson is an Estonian born visual artist, photographer and painter who currently resides in Chile. Their work is based on continuous investigations about the body and its identity. “I’m interested in exploring those states that dominate obscurity, desire and impulse; where the body transforms into something that is somewhat androgynous and transversal. These are the scenes […]
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By Your Muslim Sister; Culture, Gender Fluidity & Self Exploration
The photo story, ‘By Your Muslim Sister’ by queer trans Muslim artist Adam Setton, began as an exploration of oneself; of one’s heritage and culture, of gender fluidity, of the spectrum of sexuality, and evolved into an exploration of the lives of those closest to the artist. The artist aimed to capture their loved ones in […]
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Fetish Wear; Turning a Niché into a Way of Life
When you think of the term ‘fetish wear,’ what comes to mind? Dungeons, whips, chains, BDSM, sex orgies, leather and metal that doesn’t leave the privacy of a boudoir…right? Wrong. This outdated concept that restricts fetish wear purely to the bedroom has since evolved into daily attire. Design houses like Alexander McQueen, Jean Paul Gaultier, […]
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Select Human Experiences: 2016-2017
Shot on 35mm by Portland, Oregon based photographer Jess Garten, ‘Select Human Experiences: 2016-2017’ presents a variety of crucial moments that make up our existence as humans. Finding beauty in the mundane, raw, vulnerable moments; behind closed doors or out in the open, where, for a split second, we don’t have to second guess ourselves […]
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B.A.B.Y; Exploring Uninhibited Femininity on 35mm
“To fluctuate from cheeky to serene at the blink of an eye. To stare down the camera and be hard and soft all at once. To be in a dream state yet firmly know their place in reality. Should the modern human need to explain or justify their desires? Or should the world just be […]
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Youthquake with Lu La Loop
Welcome to the world of Lu La Loop – a British-made fashion and costume brand driven by a desire to create fun, wearable streetwear couture. Since Grimes took to the stage in 2014 wearing Lu La Loop’s one-off oversize phosphorous yellow furry knit, the brand has loved collaborating with musicians, artists and other like-minded free […]
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Beaút; The Diverse, Fabulous AF Family You Want to be a Part of
Welcome to the celestial realm of Beaút. Far more than simply a club night; it is an institution, it is a family. Injecting lavish life and lush inclusivity back into the community in an enigmatic wonderland where anything is possible. Whether you feel like flaring up as a powerful fire-breathing dragoness dressed head-to-toe in vintage […]
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Open Canvas; Empowering the Homeless, Disabled & Trauma Affected Artists
Open Canvas is a Melbourne based philanthropic organisation that focuses on empowering artists who have experienced homelessness, a disability or some other adversity that has prevented them from being able to exhibit and sell their work. We caught up with founder Daniel Rath to discuss the ins and outs of Open Canvas, and exploring the […]
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