Some creators chase numbers. Meanwhile, Nikita Miroshnikov chases the right eyes. He spent years working behind the camera as a photographer, videographer, and filmmaker. Today, that chapter fuels a new …
Some designers announce themselves loudly. Arthur Régis Carmo prefers to listen. Yet his work carries remarkable volume across the industry. He is a Creative Director, Art Director, and Illustrator based …
Every film set, every music video, and every public activation runs on an invisible engine. That engine hums with phone calls, permits, schedules, and a thousand confirmations that must land …
Every so often, New York welcomes an artist whose story feels destined for its stages. Some artists arrive in this city with a plan. Others arrive with something rarer, and …
Some careers move in a straight line. Others gather slowly, across cities and disciplines, until the shape finally appears. Noer Giovanda Poppy Haryadi, who goes by Poppy, belongs to the …
Rachana Rao moves between two worlds with quiet confidence. Today, she works as a designer at O’Neil Langan Architects in New York. There she helps shape retail spaces for brands …
Valeria Navarrete Ferrari moves between two cities and two ways of seeing. She grew up in Mexico City, yet she first arrived in New York at fifteen for a summer …
Some artists follow trends. Ali Vedad Yuner follows fish. More precisely, he follows the memory. As a boy on the Turkish coast, he watched silver bodies flash beneath the surface. …
Victoria Mussi has spent the past two years building the technical foundation of one of New York’s most active independent art platforms. As Audio Visual Lead at SoMad, the platform …
On a gray Tuesday in March, Marcus Whitfield is standing in the boiler room of a 1928 prewar building on West 22nd Street, listening to a pipe the way a …
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