By David Serkin In professional tennis, everything is measured. Rankings, points, seconds, results. But speaking with Timea Bacsinszky, you quickly understand that time is not just something to manage. It is something to learn. Her story is not only about performance [...]

LIFE AFTER HUMAN By Nazli Kok Akbas Few contemporary artists have redefined the exhibition experience as profoundly as French artist Pierre Huyghe. Since the 1990s, he has gradually abandoned the idea of the artwork as a fixed object, replacing it [...]

By Maria May   There is a large framed Memento Mori hanging in Nadja Skaljic's office. The ancient reminder that life is finite sits in plain view, not as decoration, but as discipline. It keeps ambition and ego in check [...]

By Remi James Just across the shimmering blue waters of the Santorini caldera awaits a quieter world, one that remains untouched, authentic, and deeply rooted in the volcanic soul of the Cyclades. This is Therassia, a small island where time appears to move differently. [...]

Written by Nazli Kok Akbas   Julien Peltier’s artistic journey begins long before the studio, in a landscape shaped by family, memory, and a quiet attention to the natural world. Born and raised in France, he grew up in close [...]

By Remi James When the invitation arrived from Mayfair Collective to attend the pre-opening of Gordon Ramsay’s 100th restaurant, Bread Street Kitchen & Bar at 22 Bishopsgate, I said yes immediately. There was no hesitation and zero self-control. And honestly, it [...]

Written By Maria May   Some photographers document history. Others quietly become part of it. Georges Braunschweig belongs to the latter.   For more than half a century, he has stood just beyond the spotlight, preserving moments that would otherwise [...]

Why iron may be the most overlooked key to your energy, your brain, and your body's ability to renew itself. By Maria – Kai Zen Mag For years, I lived with a vague, persistent exhaustion that I had quietly accepted [...]

Walking through Cao Fei's exhibition at Kunstmuseum Basel, you quickly lose your bearings in the best possible way. Spread across four floors of the museum's Gegenwart building, Testimonies to the Near Future is not a retrospective and not quite an [...]

WHAT ELSE! By Nazli Kok Akbas When Constantin Brancusi's Danaide sold for more than $107 million at Christie's New York in May 2026, it became far more than another record-breaking auction. It marked a new chapter in the way masterpieces are presented to the [...]