TALKS
NICOLAS BLAŽIČEVIĆ: BELGRADE IS A STATE OF MIND (AND SOMETIMES IT LIVES IN NICE)
Belgrade in Nice, art without ego, and nice people with better taste than the artist.
KAMONN, SHOULD ART RUIN THE ROOM?
Art leaves the studio, gets perfect lighting and ends up above a very expensive sofa. That’s where things get interesting.
ARMANDO CONDEMI DECODES THE ARCHITECTURE OF DESIRE
One hypothesis in four acts: desire works, product sells, the machine grows, money decides. We check whether the idea is still in the building.
KIKA JOVANOVIĆ ON THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE BODY: HOW MANY REVISIONS ARE ENOUGH?
On the body as a space we keep redesigning, an industry that always asks for one more correction, and the moment change stops being part of the job…
ANJA DEMIĆ: THE BODY HAS A RIGHT TO ERROR
On a practice in which the surface is never entirely flat, the mistake never entirely accidental, and the body never a finished form.
AROUND 5 AM IN PARIS WITH SACHA KASSY
French DJ, producer and Hark curator on vinyl, nightlife, design, taste and the strange return of wanting things to feel real again.
PIERRE ZENATTI: “A PHOTO THAT DOESN’T DIVIDE IS A PHOTO THAT’S FORGOTTEN”
On Marseille too beautiful to trust, photography that is never neutral, and what remains of an author's eye once AI learns how to imitate it.
MAJA EDWARDS: SHOW ME YOUR SHELVES, I’LL TELL YOU HOW YOU LIVE
Maja Edwards on why we may all be looking at the same interiors, but we still don't live the same way.
A TEMPLE OF ART WHERE RIZZ RIZ RIZ CREATES
Riz Riz Rizz is a renowned Indonesian artist captivating galleries worldwide. His paintings hold complex stories, waiting to be uncovered.








