In Leisure, Again & Again | Anusuya Krishnaswamy
How leisure could be experienced in the act of making and what kind of objects might emerge from such a process?
How leisure could be experienced in the act of making and what kind of objects might emerge from such a process?
“I was inspired by On a Raised Beach when I was creating this and there’s a line in it “There are plenty of ruined buildings in the world but no ruined stones” that kept floating through my head during the week of shooting this in Devon.”
Whilst in Shetland, photographer Gemma Dagger came across the fascinating tradition of Skekling, that had long died out. In this photo series, she recreates the frightening Skeklers, which appear almost mythical.
Mairi Isla is an illustrator based in Dundee. Throughout lockdown, she started working on an allotment, developing her knowledge and of growing food and cherishing every success, however small. She also began to find different applications for her illustration – ranging from seed packets to…
Still life editorial by Georgia Masters of Victuals Rituals
An editorial by Camille Lemoine on the theme of food waste.
What if somehow you could take a piece of your land and store your memories within the same piece of clothing?
Ella Griffee is a fashion designer based in Cornwall. Here she shares, in her own words, about her experience of setting up a new business in lockdown, supporting Cornish workers and rolling up her sleeves.
An editorial by Bluebell Ross inspired by living online.
“A virtual museum sends these objects back out into the world like an outgoing tide, making them international again. Placed back into such a flow their biography can become allegorical.”