v3.2 / Locked in Auras: Anne-Laure Autin
One of the first descriptions of a migraine aura comes to us from the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates who said of the person experiencing the
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v3.1 / Ben Nixon’s Pareidolia
We are meaning makers. We can’t help it. It’s second nature. The Virgin Mary appears in our espresso foam, Edgar Allen Poe in the woodgrain,
v2.18 / Connie Imboden’s Infirm Delight
In Connie Imboden’s work, the nude is enigma. It secrets, it suggests. But it seldom shares what it means outright. For over thirty-five years, Imboden has
v2.17 / Valerie Kabis & the Unquiet Void
Everywhere I look in the work of Valerie Kabis, I see Atlas without an earth. His arms are lifted, ready for the great undertaking. But
v2.16 / The Visions of Gerasimos Platanas
“Traces of existence”—that’s how the Greek photographer Gerasimos Platanas describes his work. But not existence as we might typically imagine it. No indications here of
v2.15 / Behind the Mask of Etienne Ketelslegers
Scholars still debate the purpose of neolithic mortuary masks. Did they honor the dead or summon the dead to life again? Did they extol the