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A reportage by Gió Sbriz in Estonia: here Russia is closer than ever
Photographer-reporter Gió Sbriz catapults us into a little-known reality: far from the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, on the border between Russia and Eastern Estonia
Consumerist culture attempts to turn humans into commodities. Filip Custic
As a former marketing student, Filip Custic questions the risks of capitalist culture, which argues that existence is more valuable if it can be monetized
Magic mushrooms implied in microdosing practice: Madison Margolin
After Adderall: increasing productivity through psychedelic substances in daily intakes, Madison Margolin's report
Ordering the chaos – Gina Soden: the layers of our relationship with ruins
Architectural photography – In her photographic love letters to architecture, the British artist Soden captures the beauty of forgotten spaces across Europe
Renaissance in Ferrara – Palazzo dei Diamanti re-opening by Studio Labics
Ancient and contemporary meet: architecture is a living art – the heritage of historical buildings must be made accessible and contemporary. Studio Labics vision
Kiko Kostadinov and his take on Kazuhide Takahama for MDW
Though it’s not his first attempt at interior design, «the challenging part was working with pre-existing timeless pieces», said Kiko Kostadinov to Lampoon
Near the Argentario in Tuscany, is Argentaia – a fairy tale by Lukas Wassmann
Rocks have to be broken, it takes time a castle has to be built, it takes eight years – photography Lukas Wassmann, stylist Edem Dossou for Lampoon 18, the Crafted
Laura Schaeffer for Lampoon Digital – Rivers in jars and tears on a sunny day
The polarity of darkness and light, the coexistence of joy and sadness, the duality of human existence - Laura Schaeffer for Lampoon Online
The revolution in Iran where poetry takes part – Bita Malakuti speaks of Islamic womanhood
To speak about your country when you can't speak about your lover's body. Before leaving Iran, Malakuti faced censorship as much as appreciation as a theater critic
Trashion Report – Clothing waste from Europe is harming people and nature in Kenya
Trashion, the stealth export of waste plastic clothes to Kenya – Wealthy countries' fashion addiction is impacting the Global South through the used clothes trade
King Charles represents a new facade of the United Kingdom. Monarchy stays still
The coronation of King Charles portrays an ever-growing fascination with power and sovereignty in a West-centric culture. Real life and its best scenography
«Is it acceptable to kill animals for fashion?» – SLAY documentary
Produced and directed by Rebecca Cappelli, the documentary across the globe delves into the different steps in the critical production of leather and its use in the fashion system
Performing the female body as a political subject – Marilisa Cosello’s 2 of 2
Questioning female body aesthetics and societal tensions: Marilisa Cosello’s 2 of 2 as a metaphor of women identity in the Italian society
Italian emerging music scene – Ethan: «I refuse to be just one thing»
Ethan Lara opens up about his past and future aspirations, from his search for identity to the achievement of a new musical and personal maturity in a story by Clotilde...
Met Gala’s homage to Karl Lagerfeld. Why do we insist on creating idols?
A last bow to the designer who impacted contemporary aesthetics and pioneered the creative director part – Karl Lagerfeld at the Met Gala reduced to a cliché
British curator Ben Broome: «Performances have the power to disrupt gallery spaces»
Art curator Ben Broome, interviewed by Lampoon, discusses his pathway to exhibition making, his passion for performances and unanswered questions
Lampoon / Transition – Shirley Temple takes on the US capitol
Katherine Hepburn, Trump and riots. «Acting is the most minor of gifts – after all, Shirley Temple could do it when she was four»
Milan Design Week, contemporary design scene: Draga & Aurel – «We are just kids»
When design is not just design, but a zestful contamination of influences, creative energies and heterogeneous backgrounds. Draga & Aurel speak with Lampoon
Massimiliano Fuksas: «both the cities and the stadiums should be redesigned»
«Stadiums are elements completely detached from the cities. They should live each day and each week of the year» Massimiliano Fuksas reflects on sport buildings
Art as Social Activism – Thomas Hirschhorn: «I am an artist, a worker, a soldier»
«Art is a tool. As an artist I need to see with my own eyes, think with my own brain, in all circumstances even when global events affect me» –...
Psychedelia: the visual vocabulary – Lampoon the RuVido Issue with Gary Card
«My intention was to make something beautiful and classical and then figure out how do I f**k it up? Make something pretty, but layer it by inserting rawness»
Transcending a Club: Vitelli’s 14 Hour Cosmic Dream show
Vitelli’s presents its fourteen-hour Cosmic Dream fashion show within a rave. The knitwears crafted by Vitelli contextualized in their cosmic imaginary for Lampoon RuVido
NM3 – contemporary modernism: raw materials, geometric rigor and functionality
Milan Design Week 2023 - the Milan-based studio presents Sistema, a collection of lamps designed in collaboration with 6:AM Glassworks
Body metrics and upcoming fashion currencies: Julie Pelipas and Bettter.us
«It's kind of an ideal membrane for you to be protected, to feel confident, to collect emotions in». Julie Pelipas discusses creating a relationship with garments
I’d like to lick your sweaty armpits again before I die. BadSeedZine for Lampoon Ruvido
«I need to taste you again as I run my fingers over your handwriting. I need to feel with which form of violence you imprinted yourself on the paper. And...
Paul Mpagi Sepuya and Dan Rubinstein for Lampoon Issue 27 – manipulation of perspective
For Lampoon Issue 27, The RuVido Issue, Photographer Paul Mpagi Sepuya and Dan Rubinstein reflect on looking at bodies in a non-white way, queer representation and the meaning of raw
Where do mythology, archetypes, and ancestral allusions creatively hide today?
From art curating, to discovering and promoting new artists, through fashion design and music. Caio Twombly and Henrik Vibskov in conversation for Lampoon RuVido issue
Mother Earth and the indigenous heritage. Ecology starts here according to Irina Werning
The value of cultural heritage isn’t in cultural manifestation itself, but in the wealth of experience and skills passed down from generation to generation. The work of Irina Werning for...
Dorothy Sing Zhang presents The eating of the duck, from the collected stories of Lydia Davis
With a story inspired by Lydia Davis, London-based photographer Dorothy Sing Zhang enters people's lives with a distinctly voyeuristic flair
The praise of the delirium and the abnormal – Gelitin for Lampoon 27
The Gelatins by DNA are immersed in the world of subculture and subordinates. They are under the surface, exploring what to bring up to Earth
A borderline reality where certainties mingle. Lois Cohen for Lampoon RuVido
«Confusion about being an object or a subject, and the strategy that lies underneath». Lois Cohen's work for Lampoon RuVido oscillates between dream and delirium
«Today everything we see is trying to become homogenized» – Rid Burman
One of the subjects, Radhika, is an artist. She told me that she chooses to embrace the nature of her body like any other organism, like a creature blending with...
Gaspar Noé and Benoît Debie – from death and drugs to sex and grievances
«It’s all about domination, abomination, and survival of the species. People live in fear, and the worst thing that can happen to us is to die» Gaspar Noé and Benoît...
Temporary but authentic solitude – Behind the project of Florian Hetz
Hint is not provocation according to Florian Hetz. The German photographer teases us with mischief that awakens our instincts and shakes our taboos
History of the rise of the miniskirt and its originator Mary Quant
The controversy over the attribution of the garment's invention and a career on the edge of the system: the miniskirt and its inventor
Eimear Lynch: The girls use it to fit in, the boys use it to stand out
Boo uses hair to be a part of a subculture, Patrick subverts gender norms and Toby and Fallon use their hair to express their love for each other
Elizaveta Litovka: the dismissal of definitions about Modigliani
Modigliani keeps on standing out as a visual pioneer. In 2020 Elizaveta Litovka made an homage for Lampoon issue 20
Jacqueline Landvik: Rio de Janeiro – the smell of summer
You are relative to the distant stars, not smeared out to a lump, a leaf, a lot of annihilation is going on, you cut your hairs, but the hair grows...
Nonsense saved me: interview to Simon Fujiwara on his latest show in Milan
The creator of Who the Bær: «I created a cartoon character in order not to become one myself». In Milan, the exhibition Who is Who-Dimensional? at Gió Marconi
Adolescent Desire – the transition from teenager to adult. Frederik Ruegger for Lampoon 27
Ruegger travels back in time to the early 2000s. The story is about connection, the expression of a desire and a deep understanding for the beauty of youth
Tess Mcmillan bares all for Lampoon
Model Tess Mcmillan and Photographer Olivia Malone showcase the power of raw feminity for Lampoon, The RuVido Issue
Nothing Happens if Nothing Happens, the theme of Isola Design Festival 2023
We’ve come to a critical time in history where designing for energy efficiency and low environmental impact requires taking immediate actions, not just words
Spyros Rennt and Esteban Pomar: antagonism
There's something homoerotic and animalistic about trying to subdue another human through physical means: Photographer Spyros Rennt and Stylist Esteban Pomar
Alex Huanfa Cheng: Crystal waters tuning
Chanel meets manga punk girl in Photographer Alex Huanfa Cheng story for Lampoon 27, the RuVido issue, styled by Niki Pauls
Richie Talboy: Mind Numbing Drone
Nocturnal stories bubbling to the surface of a film thick with mysteries. Richie Talboy's story for Lampoon is a plunge into the murky heart of Paris
Canali: «creating a suit or a jacket is like making pieces of anatomy»
Stefano Canali on the history of the family, the factory and the years he spent there as a child, as well as the priority he was taught to always give...
