Isabel Waidner, photographed by Suzie Howell I have often wondered what I would do if I met my clone. How different would our lives be, when we would essentially be the same person? Would we be interchangeable, or are there things about myself and my life that are so unique that they couldn’t be replicated? What makes a person’s life theirs ?Isabel Waidner tackles these questions with their distinctive brilliance in their newest novel ‘As If’. Two men (Korine and Lewis) meet

At Strand Film Festival’s Interactive Horror Night, audiences weren’t just watching, they were deciding who lived and who died, while slowly abandoning morality in favour of spectacle.

Photo by Senny Mau For Maria BC, music is a way of tracing something intangible – something felt before it’s fully understood. Raised in Ohio and now based in Oakland, their work moves between the discipline of classical training and a more instinctive, searching approach to songwriting, where voice, texture, and feeling are in constant negotiation. Their 2022 debut Hyaline  introduced a world that felt both fragile and intense, earning early recognition and drawing listeners

O Que Fica, meaning “What Stays...” is a collection which symbolises grief, loss, and its manifestation seen through fabric, texture, and silhouette. The brand’s inclination toward storytelling and emotional, embodied experience was demonstrated during the show.

A response to Malavika Kannan's article: "Lowkey, I Chose To Be a Lesbian."