TLmag 33 Extended: New Age of Humanism

ammann // gallery presents historically significant and new works by hélène binet, depicting sacred architecture and angelic sculptures.

Luca Guadagnino creates refined pieces of cinematography, defying banality with the production of contemporary classics. Formafantasma’s Simone Farresin and Andrea Trimarchi interview the Italian filmmaker.

TLmag spoke to Belgian artist Mélanie De Biasio about her successful career and a project close to her heart: L’Alba, which is the Italian word for “dawn”. 

“Weaving is like making a painting before I start to paint, like a ghost that comes through from behind. The materiality, the optical illusion, the way structures develop to different optical vibrations. The border between a white canvas and the raw canvas.”

Vitra Design Museum presents ‘Home Stories: 100 Years, 20 Visionary Interiors’, an exhibition showcasing the evolution of interior design in the past century. Adrian Madlener speaks with chief curator Jochen Eisenbrand about the exhibition’s focus on substance over style, moments of intense discourse, and creation.

Designer Elsa Sier developed WIRED, which aims to bridge the gap in communication between humans and devices with colour and movement.

DNA is a new online platform by Friedman Benda, Galerie kreo and Salon 94 Design attempting to provide a comprehensive approach to design.

François Morellet, a prolific self-taught artist, developed a radical approach the artist’s inaugural exhibition with Hauser & Wirth, ‘François Morellet.

 TLmag sat down with the Belgian based artist to talk about his methods and work in his recent show exhibition for Perrotin Paris.

Rusak spoke to TLmag about his intuitive practice but also the larger implications of design; the critique of convention that his projects embody.

TLmag speaks to Gabriel Hendifar, one half of the Apparatus design studio with partner Jeremy Anderson, about their practice and inspiration.

TLmag catches up with interior and architecture photographer Frederik Vercruysse, whose latest series of everyday still-lives shows a shift towards the subjective within his oeuvre.