PARASOMNIA MIDRIASIS REM is an editorial project inspired by sleep anomalies and the most recurring nightmares Camila experienced during childhood. Conceptually, it stems from the question of reality and representation—a territory that, given my background as an actress and theater director, has always been present as a guiding inquiry in both my photographic and theatrical work.

Chris' portrait work stands out for its carefully curated wardrobe choices, which add depth and character to each image, making each subject feel both familiar and unexpected. Whether capturing quiet moments or bold expressions, his work encourages viewers to slow down and engage with new perspectives. Balancing spontaneity with a clear creative vision, Millsapp continues to refine his approach, pushing his work in new directions while staying true to what inspires him. In this conversation, he reflects on his process, the lessons he’s learned behind the lens, and the themes that continue to shape his work.

Wes Knoll is an artist born and based in New York City. HWe followed around Wes as he documents the way he sees New York, shares his thoughts + process as well as the influences behind his work.

Delve into the world of Optimist, a native San Francisco artist where we chill in his studio and take a look at his new body of work, the 21st Century Sucks

Stockholm-based painter Leo Park sat down with us to talk about his recent collaboration with fellow Stockholm natives, Viagra Boys, on the cover art for their new album.

Tino Razo is a photographer, and artist based in Los Angeles. Known for his roots in skate culture, he released Party in the Back, a photo book that showcases the underground world of backyard pool skating in Southern California, Documenting the skate missions of some of LA's best skaters but also capturing the beautiful and serene nature of the environment. Pools are an age old thing to skate with so much history behind them, that its great to have a body of work to celebrate them today.

PASER is one of Tennesee's most prolific train writers. We got the privledge to hang out with him and see what a week of bombing looks like for him and how he uses graffiti as therapy.

NYC graffiti writer DEK 2dx tell us stories about being present and making it home safe. Come along as he paints a few rooftop pieces and makes lunch.

Dash Snow I Love You Stupid! Dash Snow, a name that rings bells in the New York City art scene, is more than just a contemporary artist. He represents an era of raw, rebellious, and unapologetic creativity. The book, Dash Snow: I Love You, Stupid, published by D.A.P. and edited by Ed Templeton, is a tribute to his untamed spirit. This book is a comprehensive collection that offers an intimate, gritty, and unfiltered look into the life and art of one of the most enigmatic figures of the early 2000s. From his street escapades to his deeply emotional works, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of art, life, and the counterculture movement of the 21st century.