Conversations with contemporary artists exploring creative processes, personal projects, and the human dimension behind artistic practice.
Isamu lives and works in a small mountain village in Japan, creating objects, books, and other works from materials found close at hand. Rather than working within a fixed medium, he responds to materials as they appear through the seasons — much like a farmer responding to the land. In our conversation, he shared how making became a way of learning, and how the memories, knowledge, and wisdom embedded in local materials shape everything he creates.
Paula Bosco is an Argentine textile artist creating with an environmental consciousness. For us, her work transmits a kind of…
Karine Alice Brun is an herbalist and writer based in Nice. She works at the L’Herboristerie de l’Hôtel du Couvent,…
Alice Van de Walle is a French visual artist based in Nice. Her work is rooted in moments of silence…
Heeseo Do is a Korean poet and multidisciplinary artist who combine diverse forms of artistic expression including text, photography, video,…
Mila Halizova is an artist who creates large-scale artworks from collected natural materials, guided by her feelings and emotions. In…
On a quiet street near the Nice port, contemporary artist Charlotte Colt welcomed us into her creative atelier. She shares…
Imagine wandering the streets of Le Marais, Paris, with no destination in mind—just the joy of exploring. Suddenly, you come…
