Artist and researcher Marina Guzzo shares images from Mistura #10, taken by Edgard Berendense. This iteration of an ongoing project took place as part of the series THE GROWING SESSIONS, in the frame of The Vegetable Parliament evolving from an at-home experiment to an international performance wor
“Sex could be understood as a genderless prosthesis, a fluid connector capable of linking our bodies in the sexual act. A big mycelium hug.” In Bisexual Flowers Are Also Called Perfect, Zoë De Luca Legge takes us into a world where botanical forms become erotic propositions, humidity awakens t
Clothes carry the weight of land, labour, and time. Fashion is often seen as an expression of identity, but beneath every garment lies a complex web of relationships between people, land, labour, and power. From the resources extracted to the hands that craft our clothes, what we wear carries histo
Rituals are cultural; passed down from one generation to another, they carry memory, customs, and ways of understanding our shared existence. Yet the roots of rituals are not merely cultural but also biological. Across the animal world, different species exhibit rituals of greeting, mating, and ap
“What happens when culture collectively avoids the inner work?” Mia Ganda explores how cultivating a deep, caring relationship with oneself leads to increased capacity for abundance in our relationships with others. Weaving personal anecdotes with powerful descriptive detail and philosophical k
What if cities learned to work more like the ecosystems they have replaced? Rather than imposing high-tech universal solutions, climate adaptation can begin with what already exists within a landscape. As cities face intensifying heatwaves, water scarcity or extreme rainfalls, the future of urban cl
Photographer Deborah Latorre explores the tension between the natural landscape and human presence in her project ‘Stramondo’ (Strange World). Through collection and documentation of discarded, predominantly plastic materials washed to shore by coastal storms, she makes visible the consequences