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Christine

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Hello from my planet! I love nature, freedom, dancing, traveling, music, reading, chilling, cats and the woods. What makes me happy is healthy food, a good night out, long walks in the forest and getting lost in the sound of nature.
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What Remains

What remains of a person, a place, a shared moment once time has passed? In What Remains, Yael Cohen reflects on the fragile nature of memory — how photographs hold on to moments, how places preserve traces of the people who once filled them, and how remembering itself changes with time. A deeply personal essay about memory, absence, and the ways in which people remain part of us.
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Where the Wind Led Us

Lake Constance stretches for 63 kilometres along the foothills of the Alps, touching Germany, Austria and Switzerland. On summer days, its blue seems to go on forever, framed by distant mountains, little harbours and boats drifting somewhere between one shore and the next. On one of those days, photographer Tim Schiemann, model Annika Koser and a crew of close friends set sail from Langenargen on a beautiful old wooden yacht. There was no big plan behind it, just a day on the water and the idea of making the most of summer.
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Just Jagoda

Polish-born Jagoda Łętowska is a creative at heart, moving naturally between both sides of the camera. Alongside her work as a model, she is the creator of moodline, where she brings together content production, branding and product photography to create story-driven visuals for brands.
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Between Mountains Festival – The Art of Deep Listening

Nestled among the rolling hills of Basel-Landschaft, at the foot of Switzerland’s Jura Mountains, Between Mountains isn’t interested in musical categories. Contemporary classical music, ambient electronics, techno, improvisation and chamber music exist here without hierarchy, allowing artists and audiences alike to move freely between genres, landscapes and ways of listening.
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A Road Trip Through a European Summer

Road trips have a way of turning the journey into the destination. Photographer Maria Kn recently spent two weeks crossing Austria, Italy, Croatia, Slovenia and the Czech Republic, capturing the spirit of a European summer along the way. What began as a drive from Berlin to a friend’s wedding in Croatia soon evolved into a photographic diary of mountain roads, hidden swimming spots, roadside views and the beautiful discoveries found between one destination and the next.
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“Sometimes life writes better stories than we ever could.” In Conversation with Ben Evers & Najeh

Do you believe in coincidence? Or do you think some things simply arrive exactly when they’re meant to? Personally, I’ve always felt that life is probably a little bit of both. We make our own decisions, we choose a direction, but every now and then life takes over and writes a chapter we could never have planned ourselves. That’s exactly what happened with Ben Evers and Najeh.
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The Beauty of Paying Attention with Renée Levin

“Simple found objects may seem so ordinary to some but are remarkable to me.” We often rush past the smallest things without a second glance. Renée Levin does the opposite. Her paintings invite us to pause, to notice light, texture and the quiet stories hidden inside everyday objects. Based in Los Angeles, the contemporary artist transforms flowers, shells and found treasures into deeply emotional works that explore memory, time and vulnerability. We caught up with Renée to talk about beauty, stillness, imperfection and why paying attention can change the way we see the world.
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Summer Days with Charli

“Where do I find happiness?” a traveler once asked a stranger sitting beside the water. The stranger smiled, pointed toward the still surface, and simply said, “Stay where you are. Because the moment you begin chasing the most beautiful things, they drift further away.”
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A thousand Love Letters

Shot on Super 8 along South Africa’s eastern coastline, the film by photographer Cadence Hooks began without a script—just a fishing trip, an old camera, and the impulse to capture something beautiful, playful, and nostalgic. Staying in a villa by the water, Cadence and model Emma Suki swam out to a nearby island and filmed intuitively as they followed wherever the days took them. What began as the idea for a music video ultimately became something more personal: a dreamy, slightly surreal portrait of a summer suspended in time.
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“I Love Intensity.” Getting Personal with SAM SHI

I want to start with a few deeply personal words this time because talking to SAM SHI really touched me. First of all, it actually made me happy to hear that there are people out there who sometimes experience the world the same way I do. Somehow, even if it’s only for a moment, that makes everything feel a little warmer to me.
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Ptelicans Cruise Into Summer with “Driving Solo”

The elegance of French funk meeting the ease of indie feels like a road you don’t mind getting lost on. That is exactly where Ptelicans, the collaboration between French producer Pastel and American singer-songwriter Nic Hanson, find their rhythm. Coming from different musical backgrounds, the two meet somewhere in the middle, creating a sound that feels like the best of both worlds.
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Where Light Remains

Shakujii Park, with its two ponds and the last traces of Tokyo’s historic Musashino landscape, became the setting for photographer Daisuke Hamada’s latest series featuring Moyuka Nakayama. Having recently moved from Kochi to Tokyo to begin her modeling career, Moyuka brought with her not only a fresh chapter but also a sense of home that occasionally surfaced through her Kochi dialect as the two wandered through the park.
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The Place Beyond the Heat

Barcelona was melting. Every table in the shade was taken. Coffee cups, hand fans, and slow conversations filled the afternoon. They weren’t looking for another café or another beach. They wanted trees. Cold water. Rock beneath their hands. A place where time could stretch a little. So they drove to La Riba. The road slowly exchanged traffic for forests, apartment blocks for cliffs. And somewhere along the way, the city simply disappeared.
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Sansyou Invites Us Into the Forest with New EP Every Living Thing

Shinrin-yoku is the Japanese art of immersing yourself in the forest with all your senses. It sounds simple, yet anyone who has ever wandered through an untouched forest knows there’s something magical about it. The silence, the scent of the trees, the light filtering through the leaves—few things have the ability to quiet a restless mind and draw you into the living rhythm of the woods.