Lifestyle brand Weruzo debuts with the ‘Celestine’ collection of homeware objects, crafted in Northern Nigeria using traditional techniques and inspired by African music

Marcin Rusak Studio is a design and art practice specialising in material research and processes investigation. Unique pieces, sculptures and site-specific installations.

Photographer Imraan Christian draws on indigenous culture to imagine a new mythology Black communities in South Africa can see themselves in

The career of Paris-based photographer David Paige, who is originally from Slovenia, began in the European cities Milan and Stockholm, where he first pursued his...

Inspired by "the melancholic state of reflection within the creative process."

Marcin Rusak Studio is a design and art practice specialising in material research and processes investigation. Unique pieces, sculptures and site-specific installations.

Photographer Imraan Christian draws on indigenous culture to imagine a new mythology Black communities in South Africa can see themselves in

Alexander McQueen invite you into their magical winter wonderland for their Christmas gifting campaign with Isabel Garret

Swedish artist Hans Jörgen Johansencreates imaginary landscapes that challenge perceptions and encourage contemplation. From desolate and atmospheric sceneries to abstract landscapes with vast geometric patterns,...

Marcin Rusak Studio is a design and art practice specialising in material research and processes investigation. Unique pieces, sculptures and site-specific installations.

The artistic portfolio of photographer Zhang Ahuei has a celestial quality. Absorbed in color and light, her captivating work has a particularly cinematic feel, with...

For her project 'Reminiscent,' designer Pallavi Padukone infused textiles with smells that remind her of people and places from her home in India.

Hiandra Martinez travels to the Bahamian beaches for the July 2019 issue of WSJ. Magazine. Lensed by Dario Catellani, the Dominican model poses in a wardrobe

Silk dresses, overalls and more dressed in all-white.

Currently on show at Milan Design Week.

In the aptly named Red Lights: Vatican series, Angers, France-based photographer Aishy transforms St. Peter’s Basilica into a strange, illuminated space that more closely resembles a sci-fi universe than stately church. The altered perspective, which Aishy achieved with Adobe Lightroom, casts red and blue hues on the iconic Renaissance architecture to unveil an alternative environment that hovers between past and future: inscriptions mimic a digital display, ornate flourishes appear backlit, and an artificial glow in vibrant, saturated tones blankets the lavish structured typically associated with marble, gilded details, and other ornamental features. More

Photographer: Grant Tyrrell. Fashion Stylist: Megan W. Murray. Hair and Makeup: Sophie Cox. Model: Shaanti Seneratne.

NYC fashion photographer Christine Hahn captures a stunning deep sea-inspired editorial story featuring pieces from C+ Plus Series, Kwaidan Editions & more.

According to Olso-based photographer and researcher Jon Larsen, the most exotic particles from across the universe are likely hiding in a rain gutter or scattered among debris on rooftops. Larsen, who works in the geosciences department at the University of Oslo, has been at the forefront of micrometeorite discovery since 2009 when “a shiny black dot suddenly appeared on my white veranda table while I was having strawberries for breakfast.” The event sparked a now decades-long exploration into the field of “cosmic dust particles, the oldest solid matter there is, ‘ash’ from dead stars, etc,” he tells Colossal. More

The immensity and depth of Mary Sibande’s multi-media artworks reflect the magnitude of her subject matter, which explicitly entwines the enduring effects of British imperialism and the apartheid. Through photographs, sculptures, and sprawling installations that scale floor to ceiling, the South African artist most often features a central Black woman, who is shown enveloped in purple roots or grasping thick, black thread dangling from a nearby portrait. Named Sophie, the figure’s role is subversive and one that sheds light on the particularly “cruel history of Black female oppression and its implications in contemporary life—in particular, perception and ownership of freedom.” Sophie is dressed in color-specific costumes resembling Victorian-era clothing and often is wrapped in an apron, a garment synonymous with domestic work. More

Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen leverages virtual reality technologies to reorient our relationship with the natural world.