interviews
artist of texture: shishi san
shishi san creates vases that look like they’ve emerged from dreams, thickly woven, drowning in colour, textured like wool-made ceramics. her work has appeared in galleries from brussels to south...
artist of texture: shishi san
shishi san creates vases that look like they’ve emerged from dreams, thickly woven, drowning in colour, textured like wool-made ceramics. her work has appeared in galleries from brussels to south...
comme neuf: a substack story
maybe buying new is not everyone’s cup of tea and nothing compares to the feeling you get when you find something unique in second hand market, i teamed up with...
comme neuf: a substack story
maybe buying new is not everyone’s cup of tea and nothing compares to the feeling you get when you find something unique in second hand market, i teamed up with...
Renate Jacob by Paulina Esponda
Elisavet Fakou (EF): the color of this shoe is beautiful. my mom wore something almost exactly like this at her engagement party. Paulina Esponda (PE): thank you! sometimes i match...
Renate Jacob by Paulina Esponda
Elisavet Fakou (EF): the color of this shoe is beautiful. my mom wore something almost exactly like this at her engagement party. Paulina Esponda (PE): thank you! sometimes i match...
the event guru: an interview with sparkling day...
Elisavet Fakou: When you think of a “sparkling day”, what comes to mind? I imagine it’s more than just sunlight and champagne. Sofia Fakou: Always more. It’s a feeling before...
the event guru: an interview with sparkling day...
Elisavet Fakou: When you think of a “sparkling day”, what comes to mind? I imagine it’s more than just sunlight and champagne. Sofia Fakou: Always more. It’s a feeling before...
playing by new rules: a conversation with pauli...
ELISAVET FAKOU: Okay, let’s start with the Delhi project. You gave these tailors some very specific instructions, but then you mentioned you didn’t want to negotiate. What was that like? ...
playing by new rules: a conversation with pauli...
ELISAVET FAKOU: Okay, let’s start with the Delhi project. You gave these tailors some very specific instructions, but then you mentioned you didn’t want to negotiate. What was that like? ...