To Be As Fragile As The Canvas Itself.

Serbian artist and textile designer Arpad Pulai explores the relationship between textile art, sustainability, tradition and contemporary design. From weaving and natural materials to recycling and education, his practice considers the social and environmental possibilities of textiles. Through his work and the Čunak association, Pulai is also helping preserve traditional textile-making techniques while bringing them into conversation with contemporary art and design.

Architectural designer Priyanshi Sanghvi founded Aesthém to bring centuries-old craftsmanship into contemporary luxury. Inspired by pietra dura, the intricate marble inlay technique celebrated in the Taj Mahal and Italian Renaissance, Sanghvi travelled across continents to find Indian craftsmen preserving the tradition. Today, Aesthém transforms this meticulous craft into collectible marble objects, alongside fine art and photography exploring architecture, travel and landsca

Contemporary artist Katie McGowan is gaining recognition for Wavism, her distinctive approach to oil painting that merges abstraction, form, light, and emotion. Inspired by Impressionism and Renaissance painting, McGowan creates richly textured, dreamlike works through layered waves of oil. With water as a recurring motif reflecting the fluidity of the feminine, her paintings have been exhibited in London, Los Angeles, and New York, establishing her as an emerging voice in co

Italian multidisciplinary artist Enrica Masi explores colour, memory and imagination through painting, design and her distinctive Masi Monsters. Her bold abstract figures draw inspiration from Mediterranean landscapes, personal memories and the places that shape our sense of belonging. Working between Italy and the Netherlands, Masi brings together her background in visual communication, branding and digital design with a painting practice centred on vibrant colour, playful f

A reflection on how photography changes the way we experience everyday life, turning ordinary moments into meaningful stories and naturally leading to authentic visual storytelling through content creation.

Polish artist Helena Minginowicz transforms discarded everyday objects into thought-provoking works of art that explore mortality, memory, and the fragility of life. Airbrushing delicate images of nature onto materials like plastic bags, paper towels, and skincare masks, she challenges traditional ideas of permanence and value. Her work invites viewers to find beauty in impermanence while reflecting on humanity's desire to preserve what can never truly last.

Architectural photographer Thibaud Poirier transforms buildings and interiors into quiet, contemplative works of art through his mastery of light, symmetry, and perspective. Influenced by renowned architects and photographers, his images invite viewers to slow down and appreciate the details often overlooked in everyday spaces. Each carefully composed photograph captures architecture as an experience, revealing the emotion, balance, and stillness hidden within design.

Noorain Inam's paintings exist between memory and imagination, creating emotionally charged worlds shaped by childhood fears, dreams, and lived experiences. Drawing inspiration from horror literature, familiar spaces, and personal memories, her surreal works invite viewers into landscapes where reality and illusion intertwine. Through recurring symbols like homes and horses, Inam explores the emotions and beliefs we carry long after childhood has passed.

John Buck transforms familiar American landscapes into surreal, dreamlike worlds through his Mont Blanc on Wood collection. Drawing with pen and ink directly onto jelutong wood before cutting and reassembling each panel, Buck creates intricate works that blur the line between reality and abstraction. His art explores humanity's relationship with nature, encouraging viewers to reconsider landscapes they think they already know.

Reading is experiencing a cultural revival as younger generations rediscover the joy of books. From classic novels and growing online book communities to beautifully curated bookstores and reading spaces, literature is becoming more than a hobby, it's a movement encouraging slower living, stronger focus, and deeper connections through storytelling.