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“An artist´s life.” The stories of the people behind the art #21 Tolik Bubutis

With our series “An artist´s life.” we want to share the stories of the people behind the art. “War teaches! And teaches all the most important! If earlier “to live for today” was considered recklessness and a frivolous approach to life, today it is the right decision once and for all – to live here and now! After all, you may not have tomorrow. It is obvious.”
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An hour with Krewella

Krewella is a boundless electronic duo comprised of sisters Jahan and Yasmine Yousaf. The talented duo also uses their platform to make a positive difference in the world. In the “sidewalk talk” they speak about their impact on Pakistan and Women’s Health and how it contributed to their ‘most honest body of work.’
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“It’s always just been an extreme need to create and share. All my life.” A moment with JEZ_EBEL

“Sometimes you meet someone, and theres that little glimmer in their eyes that signifies “kin”, and it happens at the most random times. My first on was my dad, then a magical childhood friend, then a teacher, once an old man at a bench I never met again.” We had an insightful and deep talk with the talented artist about religion, the unexpected roads of life and her ambivalent relationship with friendships.
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Memories of a Fieldtrip

Memories of a Fieldtrip is a truly inspiring art experiment by Keitaro Cloward exploring Spring, Southern California Wildflowers, Art, and the thoughts that came with it. “Rebirth that comes with Spring, after what felt like a long Winter.
Clean slate of life awakening in life, not needing to know it’s footing, Just taking in all life has to offer, moving into Summer.”
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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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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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Print: C-Heads Magazine “A Love Affair” Volume #37

A Love Affair. Devoting your time with heart and soul to something you love can unveil elusive energy, undreamt possibilities. This issue we dedicate to passion. The passion and love for what you do. The sort of passion that once it enters your life, you can‘t relinquish. It catches you, and like a wave, carries you up and down, impels you, and guides you to countless opportunities, endless like the vast ocean. Who knows where it carries you?
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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.‘”