top of page
Artboard 1.png
ISSUE 41

January 14, 2021

Greta Mariella

A train of inspiration. When self-expression becomes a necessity and the only way is through music. In conversation with Coco about her dance and music journey.

January 14, 2021

Sara Orlandini

Elisabete Finger is a choreographer and performer. She thinks that our body is a huge source of inspiration and art, a mix of powerful elements. In her pieces, Elisabete highlights many important concepts of life that can belong to different fields of our existence.

January 14, 2021

Carla Gina

During the 1960s and 1970s, there was the emergence of artists on the west coast of the USA who began experimenting with new materials such as plastic, glass and LED light. These artists pushed the boundaries of traditional art-making by exploring how light installations could affect the viewer’s perception of space.

January 14, 2021

Luiza Pegrucci

Recently graduated from a prestigious university of fashion arts, Central Saint Martins, Alexandra Sipa has discovered an unconventional use for recycling electric wires – turning them into clothes.

January 14, 2021

Vivian di Lorenzo

Dominique Cro is a socio-artist living in London. For her, the observation and study of human behavior through the lens of her camera are manic and magnetic processes. Photography is an artistic tool capable of capturing the truth of just one second. Real. Unique.

issue 42
Artboard 1-1.png

January 21, 2021

Sara Orlandini & Vivian Di Lorenzo

Life in Beirut can be described with one adjective: bitter-sweet. On the one hand, war & destruction are afflicting the country, while on the other, young artists are trying to tackle this devastation with art, design & above all COURAGE. They are DARING.

January 21, 2021

Vivian Di Lorenzo

We talk about Lebanon, we talk about Beirut, but above all we talk about resistance, dynamism and great cultural vivacity. At the same time we are talking about young people who care about their art and defend it at any cost, even when everything seems to be rowing against them. It was a pleasure to meet one of these guys, Ginger Potter, an interior architecture graduate, young artist and illustrator who hopes to see his illustrations in video games one day.

January 21, 2021

Sara Orlandini

Sara Lteif is a young digital designer who studied art at the “Academie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts” in Beirut. She grew up with a passion for art, and with her works she wants to feel free and express herself fully.