To rest in the shade, pale and thoughtful, by a sun-hot garden wall. Listening among thorns and brushwood to the cry of blackbirds, the hiss of snakes.

Janneke van der Hagen explores modern life and femininity dressed in an antique drape.

Miss Grey is a visual story inspired by the iconic Grey Gardens documentary, Cindy Sherman’s work, and blonde wigs.

Crista developed a deep sense of people and places, and a curiosity for the stories behind significant objects and unspoken moments.

The way I felt that autumn morning was unlike anything I had experienced before. I knew there was no way back to the slope I'd just descended.

In 2018, Némo Flouret and I graduated. Him a dancer-choreographer, me a social anthropologist. I had just completed a thesis on radical imagination and the Occupy Wall Street movement, (“To carry this raging thirst into eternity”).

Osma Harvilahti, Marie-Thérèse Haustein and Camille Lichtenstern explore the body as a landscape.

Photographers use images to translate the world. Coco Capitán also uses words. Born in Spain and now living in London, she tells Tide about the daily writings that inspire her work.

Just like an “all seeing” audience cannot understand blindness simply by closing or covering their eyes, “all hearing” people will not understand the everyday and long-term intricacies of not hearing through the simple plugging of one’s ears.

In the large panel of designers wandering around Paris, I certainly wished to one day meet Nicolas Di Felice.

Located in the heart of Haut-Limousin, in the center-east of France, there is a hill covered in woods. This is where the physical and imaginary geographies of artist Fabien Giraud and photographer Alexandre Guirkinger intersect.

For our debut episode, we’re thrilled to welcome French-German photographer and founder of the publishing house Le Rayon Vert, Rebekka Deubner.