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Christine

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Hello from my planet! I love nature, freedom, dancing, traveling, music, reading, chilling, cats and the woods. What makes me happy is healthy food, a good night out, long walks in the forest and getting lost in the sound of nature.
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Where the Waves Know Her

The very second the ocean embraces her body, she feels utterly alive and gently shielded from all the world’s cares. In that singular instant, nothing matters but the quiet certainty of her own being. The unfettered freedom of the waves becomes her wellspring of strength, guiding her forward with untamed vigor. Unburdened by the eyes of others, she carves out the space her existence deserves.
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A Language of Quiet Understanding

In this lovely photo series, Clara Novelli —who handled photography, art direction, post-production, and writing — collaborates with Alina Scarcelli, responsible for production and styling. The story of friendship unfolds through the natural presence of models Emma Novellil and Margherita Lungani, set within the enchanting atmosphere of Hotel Hermitage Firenze.
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“Each Track Represents a Chapter of My Life” A Conversation with Alex Kislov

Every electronic music enthusiast will find themselves drawn to Alex Kislov’s debut album, Dream Sequence. It offers a captivating journey through the many textures of electronic sound—from minimalistic and focused to melodic and deeply emotional. Like the track Flashback, which is deep and reflective, or the timeless Daydream, featuring the familiar and soulful vocals of Ron Carroll, the album beautifully captures moments of introspection and feeling. “Each track represents a specific chapter or feeling from my life,” Alex shared during our conversation, a reflection that draws attention to the intimate essence of the album.
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Golden Rain

“We spent about an hour in the pouring rain, sitting in a boat towed near the shore, talking about life, and feeling like we were in a movie. It was one of those surreal moments where life feels too beautiful to be real.” Enjoy this lovely series capturing the beauty of model Fiorenza Bara in paradise, photographed by Augustus Solaris with creative direction by Emilio Dumar.
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Premiere: ‘Disappointment Machine’: Arliston’s Story of Cycles and Change

They say you can’t outrun your problems—that no matter how far you travel, you carry them with you like a backpack, heavy and ever-present. And while I believe that a change of scenery can often bring out a different version of ourselves, there’s truth in the idea that if we don’t change our patterns, the same stories will keep unfolding, just with different backdrops. The places may shift, but the endings stay the same.
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“What Does It Mean to Be Human?” Valentina Moretti’s Take Through Music

What does it mean to be human? This timeless philosophical question often surfaces in moments of reflection. Is it our capacity to feel, to dream, to empathize, or to transcend our limitations? For Valentina, it’s the journey of self-discovery and the courage to envision a world where one can truly be oneself. As she reflects, “We all have a purpose in this world, and most of the time it comes through self-discovery, allowing yourself to express your feelings and allowing others to touch your soul.”
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Salt, Sand, and Slowness

In Antibes, photographer Elena Van Bouvelen and model Chantal Scott found themselves basking in the lingering glow of summer. “We wanted to capture that feeling of an endless summer,” Elena shares, “the lightness, the carelessness. Summer feels like its own little life—a fleeting season where you live for the moment and forget about tomorrow.”
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Lessons in Patience and Rhythm: Arky Waters Talks Johera

“When you have the right sample, it sometimes feels like the tracks end up writing themselves,” says Arky Waters, a Sydney-based electronic producer who thrives on turning raw ideas into captivating sound worlds. For Arky, music is as much about patience as it is about experimentation—a journey of discovery where hard bass meets earthy textures and tribal rhythms.
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Lila Tristram Finds Beauty in Surrender with Martha May

Lila Tristram’s music feels like an invitation to connect on the deepest level, reaching into the parts of ourselves we don’t often show. Her goal isn’t just to create songs you listen to; she wants her work to become a part of you, to resonate in a way that shifts something inside. Martha May, her newest single, might just be one of those songs—profoundly cinematic, raw, and emotional, yet never overdone.
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Moments in Gold

The new series starring Ksenia Lytvynova, captured by German photographer Maximilian Motel, is nothing short of a dream. The images are a dance of feminine forms, a celebration of beauty illuminated by golden rays of sunlight, casting their glow on everything they touch. It is a story where time slows, and beauty lingers in its purest, most unspoken form.
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Words as Safe Spaces: Vera Boreel’s Creative Journey

“There’s such a cathartic aspect to getting something down on paper… It’s like a safe space for your baggage – letting go with every word sinking into the paper.” This interview and shoot with Vera Boreel capture her multifaceted artistry and introspective reflections. Through the lens of Zoë Yasemin Akihary, Vera opens up about her creative journey, relationships, and life lessons.
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Real Boats Rock

“To me, beauty is intangible—almost ungraspable. What’s beautiful differs from one person to another, yet we all converge on a shared understanding of its essence. It’s like a fleeting concept, impossible to define but universally felt. Photographing Vyolet, witnessing her authenticity, made me realize I’m not drawn to perfection. I don’t enjoy things that are too smooth, too polished. Perfection, in its predictability, feels lifeless to me.”
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Postcards from Venezia

“Back in April we went on a study trip to attend the Venice Biennale. Eager to document the journey once again, I took my point and shoot camera everywhere. Avoiding the tourist masses by choosing smaller streets, we lost ourselves in a labyrinth of pastel-colored walls and seemingly empty building.”
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August.

Something good is ending, and there’s a kind of sorrow in that—a sharp, tender ache for how quickly it all passes. Every year we fool ourselves into believing it will last forever, but August comes and reminds us of the truth: nothing does.