Photographer Kim Lang and stylist Femi Ayo focus on figure and form in their latest collaboration. This imaginative editorial creates a dance between moving bodies, flowing fabric and the crisp winter backdrop.
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Spoken Word Performer Koko Brown on Why Political Change May Be a Beautiful By-Product of Her Work
Koko Brown creates experimental pieces of musical performance, resiliently telling her stories through a blend of spoken word and looping sounds.
Enter The Afro-Futuristic World of 2023
2023 is a film inspired by the powerful and emotive music of Alxndr London. In it’s essence it is a visual representation of the soundscape in the EP 2023, futuristic in design yet at it’s core very raw, emotive and spiritual
How Soulstress LayFullStop Creates a Relationship Between Poetry and Music.
She opened for Masego at the Bristol stop of his 2018 UK Tour, and since releasing her debut album Colour Reaction, LayFullStop is definitely one to watch this year.
Witness A World of Hidden South Asian Narratives Within Nabigal - Nayagam Ali's Mesmerising Illustrations.
Illustrator Nabigal – Nayagam Haider Ali has created a world of characters which shine with childlike appeal.
Stanley Chow's Illustrations Are Bringing Retro Back.
Stanley Chow’s work is both retro and unique. The cartoonist and illustrator has contrived a double decade career out of minimalist portraits that have been seen all over the world.
Koby Adom: The Path To His Calling
For Writer and Director, Koby Adom, the path to his calling is an extremely insightful one. Growing up in Thamesmead, South London, Koby hadn’t always known that making films would become his passion.
Meet CH-V, The Agency Born Out of The Love for The Diverse and The Unique.
The agency, established in 2018, embodies diversity, inclusivity and individuality with the models they represent looking more like people you may pass on the street rather than a typical runway model.
Discover Gold Mining in Ghana with Illustrator George Butler.
British Artist George Butler illustrates stories of ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances in places such as Afghanistan, Syria and West Africa.
Percelle Ascot Talks Passions, Purpose and Plans.
From the age of 14 Percelle Ascot was certain he wanted to be an actor. He sure that his early decision would put him four or five years ahead of his peers with the same dream.
Rosie Foster And The Power of The Female Gaze.
I’ve been following Rosie Foster’s photography account on Instagram for over a year now. When I saw that she will be visiting London to shoot new work, I knew I had to approach her to make a behind the scenes film
Editorial: The Antagonist.
Stylist Femi Ayo and Photographer Derrick Kakembo’s new fashion editorial explores antagonist emotions in dystopic world MMXXIII.
Simrah Farrukh is Representing the South Asian Women Who Need To Be Seen.
There’s a significant gap in representation for darker-skinned folk, and Simrah Farrukh wants to do something about it.
The Face of the Alternative Nigerian Sound, Kah-Lo
Raised in Nigeria, a 16 year old Faridah Seriki famously known as Kah-Lo traversed to New York for study and began her musical career performing in cafés and coffeeshops, with a round the clock pursuit of approval from AnR’s and record label execs without any palpable results.
Olga De la Iglesia: The Absurdity of Mundane.
Olga De la Iglesia enthusiastically uses her eyes as tools to uncover details in the random truths of everyday life.
Estere and The Beat.
Singer/songwriter and producer Estere (born Estere Dalton) grew up with a fondness of music, listening to her parents’ old cassettes and records in the beautiful city of Wellington (capital of New Zealand).
Talking Cinematography with One of London’s Most Sought After DOP’s, Rina Yang.
Her mode of storytelling is visceral and captivating, an art form that sets her apart from her peers in her industry.
The Je Ne Sais Quoi of Afropunk Paris.
Afropunk Paris. The annual and infamously black arts festival has been celebrated in Paris, France for the past two years; 11 years after it’s initial debut in Brooklyn, New York.
Capturing Identities with Photographer David Kasnic.
When does a photograph become something more than just photography? Chicago-based photographer David Kasnic answers this question with the authentic images he captures which reveal stories of individuals in a genuine way that depicts realities rather than forced assertions.
Explore the Soulful Expression of Deva Mahal.
Our conversation with Deva Mahal (pronounced Diva) is very telling of the profundity she beholds as a person, and her ability to peel back layers of herself just to bare her soulful reveries, is as if sacrificial.