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“An artist´s life.” The stories of the people behind the art #20 Milena Baeza

Milena Baeza is a Chilean-Portuguese photographer based in Portugal. In our series “An artist’s life”, we share some snippets from her personal journal, mixed with her imagery. “I use my journal almost everyday, as it helps me clear my mind and spark new ideas. I draw a lot of inspiration by just letting my hand write in an unrestricted flow, like my mind is being poured into the page.”
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Faded Days

Faded are the colorful days. The days where the birds chirped, the sun danced through the streets and the zest for action was released in a smile. F The days have become darker. And even though I never wanted to be political it has become difficult not to be.
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YOUNG LA #4

A series photographed by Keitaro Cloward. Part 4 starring Lieyah, Jaz, Leia, Lola and Ailanni. Styling done by Leia Mayaan. “It’s getting late, the music is still playing, Lola has to leave. Sitting around hanging out for one last moment before everyone goes their way.”
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The Girl with Long Hair

You change as the world changes. You feel as if you are running a race, a never-ending marathon up and down impossibly tall mountains. You try to slow down to catch your breath. Sometimes you want to stop. There is no stopping. The change continues, like a ball rolling down a hill, hurtling over everything in its path, changing direction without warning, propelled by its own inertia. You become a ball too, pulled along by your own relentless inertia. For better or for worse, you change.
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“An artist´s life.” The stories of the people behind the art #19 Eirdis Ragnarsdottir

“Painting to me represents presence, freedom and a constant search for meaning all in one. Who are we beyond the identities our environment projects on us? I rarely plan my paintings, and they never look the same. Similarly, like water, our sense of self is fluid, ever-changing, adapting and evolving. I suppose, in one word, my work is a reflection of ‘freedom,’ and an invitation for others to discover themselves in it.‘”
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“I think that often the things we struggle with become our ultimate gifts later in life.” A talk with sex educator, model and dancer Julia Grace

“Julia is a sex educator, stunning model, dancer and all around wonderful person and inspiration.” introduces Joshua Oliver model Julia and his favourite collaborator in Austin. We had a chat with Julia about about feeling disconnected to her body when she was younger and nowadays helping people have tools to communicate about sex and connection.
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The question of happiness

Maybe to write about happiness is so stock already, that no one will read those lines. But maybe this is the perfect time now to write about something hopeful, something to calm down in the turbulent times we live in. Perhaps now more than ever, at least in the lifetime that I experienced, we are looking for this little sanctuary, a bubble to feel safe, where we wake up with a hearty smile on our lips.
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More empty space between us. 

I wonder how my life would be, if there was more empty space in it, more silence between us. I want back to this state of standing the empty space, the not needing to know all, not wanting to share all. And where all that we share is that very moment we have with each other.
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Hotel Room

“Acting like a shelter, protecting us from the outside world and it’s current crisis, we spent some days into a hotel room in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The changing light and the view from the balcony became my main distraction as a photographer. Using my wife as model I could express myself before being able to join the real world.”