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C-Heads Volume 38
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Run to You – We’ll Meet in Florida

Immerse yourself in the evocative retro-styled photo series, “Run To You – We’ll Meet in Florida,” by Frederick Fairytale. A Berlin native, Fairytale finds his inspiration and passion in the intertwining of vintage 60s and 70s aesthetics with the wonders of modern technology. His photography dances at the crossroads of time, blurring boundaries between the past and present.
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Premiere: Inside Raia Was’ Artistic World – An Interview and Her New Single ‘If You’re Asking (I’m Offering)’

In her latest single “If You’re Asking (I’m Offering),” Raia invites us on a wonderful lyrical road trip, a stirring sonic journey punctuated by delicate piano and deep, trance-like grooves. This two-part track is a nuanced representation of the artist’s relationship with the music industry. It is as much an offering of her heart as it is a bid to shape the industry into a space she can authentically occupy.
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“Don’t compare your work to others.” A Talk with Therese Riis

Inspired by nature and her surroundings, Danish analog photographer, Therese Riis, observes that ‘if you compare your work to other people’s, you won’t find your own style.’ A discerning eye for detail and a deep appreciation for the authentic aesthetic of film photography define her work, captured exquisitely in her series, ‘One roll at home.’
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Puglian Breeze

Imbued with a nostalgic charm, the following images transport us to Puglia, a place seemingly untouched by the feverish pace of modern life. Captured by the discerning eye of photographer Cara Poyntz, the photoseries – fittingly titled ‘Puglian Breeze’ – paints an intimate picture of Palazzo Daniele, Aquamarea Hotel, Monopoli, and Polignano a Mare.
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Ocean Waves

“I’ve felt a strong energetic pull towards the ocean for as far back as I can remember. Growing up on the North African Atlantic Coast in Morocco, I spent as…
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A Black Forest Farm Story

Take a trip to the tranquil heart of Germany’s Black Forest through the lens of photographer Marion Holtz. An ode to sibling love, connection with nature, and the joys and challenges of rural life, Holtz’s photographic series paints an intimate portrait of a summer day on a small farm.
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Sun-Kissed: Mimi in Miami’s Summer

Presenting a radiant photoseries, crafted in the vibrant heart of summer by photographer Ben Everden the series features Mimi Goodwin, represented by Wilhelmina Miami. Together, their collaboration has produced a visual story that is an ode to summer’s joys. As you explore the photoseries, may you, too, taste the sweetness of summer, the laughter in the garden, and the echo of their joyous collaboration.
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Colorful Connections: Antonina in the Artistic London

“This was my first time visiting London, and during my search for a place to stay, I came across Thomas’s studio. I instantly fell in love with his place and paintings. I reached out to him to see if I could incorporate his art into my work while I was there, and he was incredibly kind to let me do so.” Photographer Demi Kuo uses these words to delicately weave the tale of her initial connection to the city, the studio and, inevitably, to the art that would shape this unique photoseries starring model Antonina Kosior.
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At the End of the Road

In her latest photographic endeavour, aptly titled “At the End of the Road”, Cécile Larher has combined the sylvan allure of Portugal’s untamed landscapes with the grace and dynamism of model Cheinaz Franca. This photographic series, imbued with an unexpected romanticism, captures the dual energy of peaceful tranquillity and unyielding strength.
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Serving Fresh Sounds: 7 Questions with ‘Lemonade Baby’

“The 2000s were captivating,” muses Lemonade Baby, his mind traversing time. “What I find captivating about that period was that people were way more social within their subculture. And also, with electronic music, they were making songs without relying on the computer screen as much, they used samplers and drum machines, and most of all, used their ears.” It’s an era that serves as a muse for the producer’s sonic exploration, a nostalgic echo that resonates in his work.
C-Heads Volume 38