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Midnight sun: inside the arctic bubble where light dissolves time
Aliocha Boi leads us into an Arctic where night never returns and glaciers vanish quietly. How do we navigate a world that dissolves our senses and confronts us with its own disappearance?
Digital Intelligence
Peace as infrastructure: how finance and AI could redesign stability
War is economically convenient for specific actors — only by making peace equally profitable, through AI diplomacy and new financial instruments, can the system change. From Tech Emotion Summit 2026
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Music and Performance
Clara Hastrup: the artist wiring living systems into kinetic sculptures
Clara Hastrup’s fish machine sculptures transform aquariums into instruments, using light beams and DIY electronics to test autonomy, intention and control
Magazine
Fashion
Cruise collections: political ideology and the American visibility machine
As Cruise collections migrate toward American cities, the original logic of seasonal escape gives way to something harder to name
Fashion
Back to the Antwerp Six: independence reshaped fashion once, why not today again?
Emerging in the 1980s, a group of six designers introduced a model of independent, designer-led fashion that shifted the industry from trend driven systems to authorial practices
Fashion
Celine after Hedi Slimane: can it be even sexier? 
It looks like Michael Rider at Celine works well: in a fragmenting fashion industry, he does not need any claims: not being one thing, being allowed to be anything—it’s an erotic idea
Sex
Feminist pornography subverts the dominant gaze – beyond the male gaze
Feminist pornography questions who holds the camera, who writes the scene, and what imagery is produced – for whom. From Club 90 to Erika Lust's productions, via the post-porn by Valentine aka Fluida Wolf
Fashion
Fashion underdogs: the time has come for a revolution
A violent aesthetic built on cuts and lacerations that critics would lazily reduce to the label "Hiroshima chic" – but Kawakubo was excavating something far deeper – the realm of the unconscious
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Metamorphosis as fracture: Alexandra Alvarez Garcia for Lampoon MECCANO
From Kafka to the mechanical body, identity dissolves into systems of labor, alienation, and constructed selfhood – where the body becomes a site of tension between control and collapse
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The Art Field
Motors, fish and minor disasters: Yuko Mohri scales technology 
From feather dusters to magnetic fields, Yuko Mohri rewires everyday objects into unstable systems where error generates knowledge and technology returns to human scale
The Art Field
Hannah Levy: why a prehistoric crab makes sense in her sculpture
With Blue Blooded at Museo Nivola, Hannah Levy turns the horseshoe crab — harvested for modern medicine since before memory — into the most coherent subject she has ever chosen
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The Art Field
Roe Ethridge and the failure of good taste: images that refuse to behave
“The exhaustion of my eyes by Instagram.” Presenting Rude in the Good Way, Roe Ethridge traces two decades of work, from suburban images to hybrid compositions: fashion and visual culture
Humanities
Lampoon Aphantasia: an unfinished piece for mechanical piano 
Photographer Walter Pierre and model Raya Martigny explore body as mechanism for Lampoon Meccano, in a visual editorial suspended between aphantasia, friction, and incomplete motion
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Smartphone interaction and the erosion of boredom: we look for the pause
We were promised tools to free our time. Instead, today  we surrender the only hours that are truly ours — the empty ones. Leonie Volk for Lampoon MECCANO
The Art Field
What you want from your body? Antony Gormley, iron and crawling
An interview with Antony Gormley. In What Holds Us, he stages a physical encounter with sculpture:“to become whole we have to be held. A tree has to be held in the ground in order for it to grow” 
The Art Field
From aero politics to salt architecture: Tomás Saraceno 
In Salinas Grandes, El Santuario del Agua by Tomás Saraceno  reimagines land art as a community-owned project rooted in water, salt, and Indigenous knowledge
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Tech
Geopolitica, AI e mercati instabili: come sopravvive un’impresa nel 2026?
A Tech.Emotion 2026 Angelo Moratti e Mattia Mor spiegano perché la vera agilità non è velocità ma adattamento — e perché l'Italia può diventare il ponte tra tecnologia e umanità
Moda
Design e Architettura
Un parallelismo tra Prada e Le Corbusier – perché?
Le Corbusier ha rivoluzionato l'architettura modernista rifiutando l'ornamento e privilegiando struttura e funzione. Prada ha fatto lo stesso con la moda
Moda
La maglieria modulare alla decima edizione del Loro Piana Knit Design Award
Glitsky – Mother of Pearl della Swedish School of Textiles vince il Loro Piana Knit Design Award 2026 con un capo in cashmere: motivi a diamante agganciabili, doppio strato, luce come principio costruttivo
Tech
Lu Yang e l’avatar che smonta il sé: Louis Vuitton
Venezia, collaterale 61ª Biennale, il quarto capitolo di DOKU: un’installazione che mescola buddhismo, road movie e immagini AI per chiedere se l’identità esista ancora: Espace Louis Vuitton Espace Louis Vuitton, Venezia: Lu Yang L’Espace Louis Vuitton di Venezia ospita, in parallelo con la 61ª Biennale Internazionale d’Arte, DOKU The Illusion: una mostra personale di Lu […]
Design e Architettura
Fujifilm e il metodo Faithful Design: progettare a partire dall’uso reale
Presentato durante la Milano Design Week nella nuova sede italiana di Segrate, Faithful Design è il metodo progettuale con cui Fujifilm affronta settori diversi — dalla sanità agli spazi di lavoro — con un unico punto di partenza: osservare come le persone usano davvero le cose
Design e Architettura
Open House 2026: Milano dall’alto e una digressione sul razionalismo
Qual è l’identità estetica e architettonica di Milano? Esiste un luogo che sa darne sintesi e racconto – da qui si può comprendere tutto
Arte
Che suono fa un disegno? Mostriciattoli erotomani e legno che vibra a Spazio Neue
I mostriciattoli e i peni giganti di Angelo Flaccavento, intrappolati su pannelli di legno, prendono vita grazie al software progettato dal disegnatore di suoni Matteo Bogoni
Arte
Banksy e Venezia: perché il Migrant Child parla ancora dell’Europa di oggi
A sette anni dalla comparsa del graffito, Banca Ifis presenta il restauro del Migrant Child: un’opera che lega Venezia alla crisi dei rifugiati e al cambiamento climatico
Impegno civile
Il capitale economico della libertà femminile, secondo Sabina Belli
Sabina Belli, CEO di Pomellato, al Milan Luiss Hub: dalla dipendenza economica alla violenza finanziaria, perché la libertà delle donne passa prima dal portafoglio poi dalla rappresentanza
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Dorbeetle Store, Hangzhou: born from a need to read with friends
From foreign magazines brought back from trips abroad to a physical store in Hangzhou: Tony Lee's Dorbeetle Store works as a platform for independent publishing, minority voices and printed culture
Design
Isola Design Festival 2026: ten editions, one neighborhood, new horizons
The tenth edition of Isola brought the festival back to its Milanese roots — and showed just how far an independent design platform can travel in a decade without losing sight of where it started
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Naturally Sourced
Diptyque Re-lights the Neon of the Orphéon
More than half a century later, Diptyque has returned to that ember-lit cradle of its creativity, transforming memories of sax riffs and swirling cigarette ribbons into a limited-edition collection that puts the club’s name, Orphéon, in lights once again
Lifestyle
When the Gong Rings: Floraïku Turns Afternoon Tea into Perfume
Floraïku’s latest eau de parfum traces the arc of a gong strike, echoing the mindful swell and release of afternoon tea rituals—each moment sweetened by the allure of traditional dorayaki
Lifestyle
Aedes de Venustas brings 1990s New York back into the present
Rooted in the history of a real 1990s East Village bar, Café Tabac by Aedes de Venustas translates a New York atmosphere into scent, combining tobacco, resin, fruit and smoke in a composition created with perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour
Lifestyle
L’Objet Blindfold: a study in material design and sensory precision
Blindfold continues L’Objet’s development in perfumery, translating its design discipline into a musk-driven scent conceived with perfumer Yann Vasnier
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Hemp
Textile Fibers
Manila Hemp is better known as Abaca Fiber: what is it?
The Sustainable Alternative to Glass Fiber: Manila Hemp (aka Abaca Fiber) - tensile strength, seawater resistance it’s willing to surpass hundreds of millions by 2030
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Hemp for the future: here’s why one plant can change everything
From ancient civilizations to climate-resilient futures, hemp is the sustainable, regenerative crop that touches every aspect of our lives – from agriculture to architecture, wellness to wearable tech
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Crafting
Can hemp become a fragrance, or is it still just raw material?
Canapa N318 by LabSolue uses Cannabis sativa L. as an olfactory raw material, isolating terpenes through low-yield distillation and integrating them into a controlled formulation system
Crafting
Why Hemp matters in contemporary art: Nancy Jiseon Kwon and Sambe
Nancy JiseonKwon has incorporated ramie, called mosi (모시), and hemp, called sambe (삼베), into her fabric scrolls and ceramic sculptures, often using threads to create her own textiles
Naturally Sourced
Hempcrete: the building material that sequesters CO₂
How hemp could become a game changer in the construction industry: a smaller footprint than traditional concrete and the ability to sequester CO₂ for up to one hundred years
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