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Learning to Notice

It’s strange how small things can make a day feel different. I’ve been thinking about how closely our happiness is tied to believing in the kindness of others — much more than we tend to assume. You lose your wallet, and somehow it finds its way back to you. Returned by a stranger. Someone you never expected to care. And the happiness that follows makes you glow. It surprises you, simply because you didn’t expect it. There are studies that try to explain this, to measure it, to prove it.
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A Fairy Tale

“My name is Karina, and I am a model from Ukraine. For the past two years, I have been working in nude modeling, a field where I can truly explore aesthetics, sensitivity, and the natural beauty of the female body. I am deeply inspired by visual harmony and believe that nudity, when treated with respect and intention, becomes a powerful artistic language rather than something provocative.”
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“I’m there to make people feel good.” Kitty Lyons on sound, crowd connection, and musical intuition

“I’m there to make people feel good—to smile, loosen up, move, and if I’m lucky, lose themselves in the music.” For Kitty Lyons, DJing is less about control and more about connection. Her sets are built on energy, presence, and an intuitive dialogue with the crowd — playful yet intentional, sensual yet deeply musical. Drawing from a rich background in live instrumentation and a strong sense of emotional storytelling, she creates moments that invite people to fully arrive in the now.
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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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Kelly Warden — A Love Letter to Nature and the Human Heart

There’s something about Kelly Warden’s work that makes you pause — maybe it’s the way she captures moments somewhere between documentation and emotion, or how her images feel like little stories she wants to keep for herself. Her photography is also a love letter to nature — and to the quiet, unguarded beauty of being human. “When I have the opportunity to spend time immersed in nature, it feels like I’m coming home to myself,” she tells us — and you can feel that truth in every frame.
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Jeffrey Brandon’s Portraits of Home and Humanity

“Through my lens, I aim to give the people of the streets an opportunity to be seen — to celebrate their individuality, rhythm, and the humanity that so often goes unnoticed. I’m inspired by connection, nostalgia, and the Southern sunlight that seems to wrap everything in warmth. My goal is to show that beauty doesn’t come from perfection, but from honesty.”
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Stratospheric – measured striptease

Stratospheric is an ascent in reverse — not climbing higher, but cutting deeper. A journey of layers, where subtraction becomes power and nakedness is never exposure, but the conquest of a new balance. Step by step, eight degrees of separation unfold, from the overcoat to the slip, tracing the fragile line between protection and vulnerability, surface and depth.
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A Glimpse into Vol. 38 — Outtakes from Shaping the Earth

Based in Amsterdam, Imme Laure Kievit finds beauty in slowing down. A ceramic artist who also cherishes yoga, traveling, and moments of calm, she is drawn to the grounding nature of clay. For her, ceramics is not only about creating with her hands, but about being fully present — an art form that connects her to the earth and its elements.
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Way Out West: Discover Gothenburg Between Sound, Sea and Urban Life

“Thank you for being here, and thank you for having me,” said American pop darling Chappell Roan as a warm rain and the opening piano to her ballad “Kaleidoscope” began to cut through the cool Nordic air. “My music traveled all the way here, this is so awesome,” she added earnestly, giving some much-needed oxygen to her airtight Swedish debut at the country’s premiere music festival, Way Out West.
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“Emotion leads, genre follows.” — A Moment Between Songs With Sara Angel

There’s a certain quiet honesty in the way Sara Angel talks about music. “Emotion leads, genre follows,” she says, and it’s easy to believe her. Born in Mexico, raised in Texas, and now based in Nashville, Sara grew up surrounded by the discipline and passion of her parents’ musical worlds, yet never set out to simply follow in their footsteps. From writing her first songs in third grade to blending indie pop, R&B, and Latin influences today, her path has been about finding a sound that feels entirely her own.
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Icebergs — A Photographic Exploration of Inner Landscapes

Some people move through the world like icebergs — most of who they are stays hidden, carried quietly beneath the surface. They’re the kind of people who resist the pull of constant novelty and noise. They don’t need to chase excitement or collect connections to feel whole. They belong without joining in. They’ve learned that being different isn’t about looking different, and that those who truly challenge the norm often try to appear as ordinary as possible.
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An artist´s life.” The stories of the people behind the art #30 Olivia Nachle

For this edition of our Artist Life series, we step into the world of Olivia Nachele, a multidisciplinary creator whose life has always been guided by art and presence. With an artist mother and an early start into writing and photography — crafting handmade books and pitching them to publishers at age ten, camera in hand by eleven — Olivia’s creative journey began with intuition and boldness.