Conversations with Artists
Through intimate dialogues conducted in studios, galleries, and creative spaces across the globe, these interviews offer a glimpse into the minds of contemporary photographers, painters, and visionaries. Each conversation explores the intersection of personal narrative and artistic practice, revealing the inspirations and processes that shape their distinctive voices.
A Conversation with Cyrus Mahboubian at Soho Farmhouse
The British-Iranian photographer reflects on his contemplative approach to image-making, characterized by a deliberately measured creative rhythm.
Carolina Mazzolari in Her Clapton Studio
The Milanese artist discusses her multidisciplinary practice spanning textile manipulation, painting, and performance.
Venetia Berry in Her Brixton Studio
The London-based painter explores the reversal of perspective through gestural brushwork and vibrant palettes.
Rich Stapleton, Photographer
The co-founder of Cereal magazine discusses his signature aesthetic of calm elegance captured through natural light.
Indre Serpytyte-Roberts in Marylebone
An exploration of memory, trauma, and the relationship between object and space through photography and sculpture.
Campbell-Rey at Electric House
The Swedish-Scottish creative consultancy discusses their pursuit of beauty through design and curation.
Richie Culver in Kensal Rise
The British artist reflects on his practice following a transformative period in Berlin's creative underground.
Louis Thomas in His Paris Studio
Intimate portraits adorned with botanical elements celebrate the characters discovered in the streets of Paris.
Kate Bellm in Deia, Mallorca
The photographer's dreamlike manipulations of color and texture evoke a surreal landscape between reality and imagination.
Romana Londi in Shoreditch
The Italian-Irish artist explores the intersection of technology and sensory experience through her innovative practice.
Grear Patterson in the Bronx
The American artist's mixed-media works examine recurring motifs and the layers of popular culture.
Faye Wei Wei in South London
A studio visit becomes a transcendent experience within the British painter's salon-like creative sanctuary.