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Off Stage — Behind the Scenes at WHO Ibiza

WHO Ibiza is an immersive evening experience at the historic Teatro Pereyra, bringing together live performance, theatre, acrobatics, music and fine dining. Running throughout the summer season, the night gradually shifts from stage to dance floor, with WHO Nights carrying the experience into the early hours.
For this series, photographer Victoria GEE takes us behind the scenes, into the moments before the lights go up.
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The Beauty of Paying Attention with Renée Levin

“Simple found objects may seem so ordinary to some but are remarkable to me.” We often rush past the smallest things without a second glance. Renée Levin does the opposite. Her paintings invite us to pause, to notice light, texture and the quiet stories hidden inside everyday objects. Based in Los Angeles, the contemporary artist transforms flowers, shells and found treasures into deeply emotional works that explore memory, time and vulnerability. We caught up with Renée to talk about beauty, stillness, imperfection and why paying attention can change the way we see the world.
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The Boat

“Funny how memory works. It doesn’t always return through photographs. Sometimes it arrives through sound.” In this intimate personal essay, Kelly takes us from childhood memories on her father’s sailboat to the shores of Montenegro, reflecting on grief, identity, and the unexpected ways life guides us back to ourselves.
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A Heatwave in Paris

Paris called her back, but home never stopped calling. Returning to the French capital during one of its hottest summers, photographer Raquel San Nicolás found herself photographing not the city’s grand landmarks, but the intimacy of everyday life in the streets just outside her door. Together with Lena Ballayre, she created a series that reflects on belonging, memory, and why the Canary Islands remain the place her heart returns to.
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Go Out. Do More of Life. – Nerst on finding beauty where others might not look

“If I could go back to myself in my 20s, I would tell her that this is her life. Take care of yourself. Don’t take too much time to be sad. Love comes and goes, but you can always heal and love again. Go out, do more of life, and use every second trying to make yourself happy.” At 31, Bangkok-based creator, entrepreneur, and NVYNasty founder Nerst has learned a thing or two about beauty, self-love, and finding happiness on your own terms. In our conversation, we spoke about fashion, travel, social media, and the evolving relationship we have with ourselves in a world that constantly encourages comparison.
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“I think real taste becomes quieter as it evolves.” Alex Manos on Time, Taste and Classic Cars

What is it that fascinates us so much about classic cars? Is it the craftsmanship? Or perhaps it is something more difficult to explain — a sense of nostalgia, a connection to stories and moments we never even experienced ourselves. For Alex Manos, founder of the famous Beverly Hills Car Club, that fascination has shaped an entire lifetime. “Looking back, it did not feel like I was building a company at the time. It felt more like something with a bigger vision.” .”
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Under the Italian Sun — Zosia Krasuska on Sole Mare Vacanze and the Beauty of Things Made by Hand

“Craftsmanship, handmade work — that is the only way to protect your creative voice.” As a small independent brand, it is not always the easiest path. There are challenges, setbacks, and moments when giving up would probably be the simpler option. Which makes it all the more inspiring when people continue to believe in what they do. When they stay true to their vision, dedicate years of their lives to a passion, and try to make the world just a little bit better through their work.
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Choosing To Be Seen — Meeting Kily Shakley

Meeting Kily Shakley feels a little like stepping into another world, where reality softens and character, memory and imagination start to blur. There is something cinematic about the way she speaks about burlesque: not as spectacle, but as a place of refuge, a language, almost a personal mythology she keeps expanding with every appearance.
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A Glimpse into Vol. 37 – Unseen Moments with Lea by Fabian Zelinsky

Photographer Fabian Zelinsky knows how easily passion can slip out of focus. While photographing Lea Hermann at a hidden location in Carinthia, he reflected on slowing down, setting boundaries, and reconnecting with why he creates. “I know that something like perfection doesn’t exist,” he says — a reminder that his work is strongest when it stays natural, intuitive, and close to real emotion.
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Frames in Paris – WAVE Exhibition by ImageNation x C-Heads

Visitors were first welcomed by the velvety textures and saturated tones of the Polaroids exhibition. Just beyond it, the ground floor continued with WAVE – the photography exhibition created in collaboration with C-Heads Magazine, where we selected a group of photographers to showcase their work. With our selection, we wanted to bring forward what reflects C-Heads – the understated beauty of the female form and the moments that become visible around it.
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“The best self-care is caring for others and showing up” — Painter Mary Beth on Creativity and Connection

On a quiet afternoon in Raleigh, Oliwia Pawelczak visited painter Mary Beth Eisentadt in her charming little studio — a space filled with colors, bright sewing bits, and countless little creative details. Between half-finished canvases and soft southern light, the two talked about returning to analog art, finding beauty in the ordinary, and the warmth of being present. In a world where things have become so easily replaceable, it’s beautiful to see that the sweetness in her paintings also lives in her personality — a reminder to hold on to things, to be there for others, and to understand that connection still matters most.
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Wearing Stories: An Afternoon in Soft Light with Lina

Every piece of clothing carries a history — of the hands that made it, of the bodies that wore it, of the stories that linger in its fabric. For the MS Bazaar in Munich, these histories transform into something larger: a community effort to support people living with multiple sclerosis. Photographer and volunteer Verena Vötter spent time behind the scenes — capturing stunning Lina styled in finds from the Bazaar, and speaking with Margot Kraft, 2nd Deputy Chair of the German MS Society and Head of the Bazaar, about resilience, change, and the power of collective care.