The Vessel is a poetic exploration of the experience of living and human connection with nature. It is something beyond simple knowing, creating its bonds through our senses, emotions and compassion.

A short video by artists Lilia Li-Mi-Yan and Katherina Sadovsky is a sad, poetic metaphor for what is happening in the world today.

The plot and melody of an Armenian lullaby are taken as a starting point, where a mother tries to calm her son by offering to make a symbolic choice of a destiny bird…

“…“I believe standing in your truth is the best gift you can leave behind, because it’s the most purest priceless element of who you are. It doesn’t seek for you to be anything other than unapologetically raw…”

— Grace Blessing

“Shot on DSLR: the content focuses on Clahane Beach, which is a rockshore close to the Cliffs of Moher. Most of the photos were taken in Spring, but they still portray the residual cold colour palettes of the previous months…”

As the age old saying goes, 'a man's home is his castle,'

but in our collaborative editorial series crafted exclusively by a team of talented women, we find it imperative to redefine this notion.

“As a gay man born and raised in a small Russian town in Siberia I always was under pressure of heteronormativity, toxic masculinity and so on…”

“This work focuses on my fascination with romanticising human encounters by staging fictitious scenarios and capturing the immaterial nostalgic touch and impermanent human presence in the forms of dancing and fleeting golden light on wrinkled skin…”

Most of your favourite performers first found their feet through fringe - a term for off-piste spaces and places where new and established artists can test their work to friendly audiences - on a budget.

“Find your community,  they are your audience. 

Befriend other artists and creatives. I always say if you like what somebody does, tell them. Look at at as many visual books as possible. See as many exhibitions as possible. Make lots of art but carefully choose what you release out into the weld…”

“If you think about it, as a photographer, you enter a room inside a device in which only you can exist...”

Perhaps one of the harshest thoughts to stomach is that sometimes grief is needed to realise this. It taught me one of the many complex, intricate shapes and forms that love resides within, only to remember that my friend would never know what I learnt.

For me, the  artwork is more than just a sketch, its the persons reaction when I give them the drawing and the connection we are able to create.

This is the unique identity of fuze, each performer brought not just their art with them but themselves and openly shared it with one another and the audience. We were presented with a nebula of artists really representing the idea of community.

Through nudism I am able to address vulnerability, fragility as well as the beauty of the human body. Additionally, nudism in my work provides an aspect of humor which I believe is important to “digest” the rather intense and dark topics I choose.

It was through inviting them into my everyday, that I could allow these individual parts to weave together the delicate threads of my life that felt frayed and entangled, conjuring up a tapestry...

‘My grandfather was hospitalized in November of 2019, and in an attempt to bring a bit of home into his then bleached, sterile hospital room, my Grandmother brought bright-red poinsettias to place in the corner — a holiday tradition.

She placed the bouquet on the desk opposite his cot; always facing him, commanding and ever-present…’

By Zoe Montgomery

‘…Is as a study, was born out of an acute wanderlust, triggered by the static from COVID restrictions. Daydreaming of lush countryside, traversing together through Google Maps on Zoom got us intrigued about what travel really means. This nagging question of “What constitutes a travel experience?”…’

By Aarushi and Arunima

“…is a 23 year old, London based illustrator. His work is a maximalist and indulgent hyper-feminine approach to fashion and portraiture illustration, with a focus on queer culture and inclusivity…”