An artist, photographer and performer, Jehane addresses notions of intimacy and the necessity of secret spaces in our everyday life

Sante Bozzo explores the concept of feeling and touch, and its often subtle, secret manifestations: brushing past a stranger, tears on a cheek, arms crossed, fabric falling, feet under a table.

Nathanaëlle explores the idea that painting can bring both comfort and discomfort. From her studio in eastern Paris, she invites us to experience the intimacy of her work and her connection to the concept of familiarity.

Because, you see, fashion is a formula: an endless stream of creativity, a wealth of experience, a sharp understanding of what sells, and a perfectly measured dose of humor.

Guillaume Blanc’s essay “explores the intimate and universal dimensions of human experience, challenging conventional ideas of universalism through personal reflection and poetic insight.

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Discover Giulia Mensitieri’s sharp insight into the hidden realities of fashion — where creativity, illusion, and labor collide behind the dream.

An artist-engineer blending sci-fi, Arab futurism and technology, exploring memory, oppression, and possible futures for the Arab world.

How social media transforms comfort into performance, highlighting exploitation, aesthetic display, and the hidden labor behind everyday pleasures.

Exploring Iranian identity through three artists and researchers, from exile and migration to memory, belonging, art and cinema.

A filmmaker reflects on shooting in a dictatorship and elsewhere, navigating secrecy, trust, and the fine line between curiosity and danger.

Palestinian artist Ruanne Abou-Rahme explores memory, loss, and resistance through sound, video, and archives in this intimate and political interview.