Why intimacy and freedom of interpretation are essential for art and how the concept of the Female Gaze in art devalues the universal language of art.

Historically, artists have let their work speak for itself. Today, however, institutional frameworks demand verbal justification, reinforcing the idea that art must be explained to be understood.

The Dzolomari photo book is more than just a documentation of a pagan custom, it’s an invitation to enter the liminal space between past and present, myth and reality.

Scandal in art is not merely provocation; it is a deliberate disruption of expectation, forcing a confrontation between tradition and new meaning.

In an era saturated with images, the question of aesthetics is no longer confined to galleries or museums it permeates every aspect of contemporary life.

Every era brings new tools that reshape artistic practice, but the question remains, do these innovations mark an evolution of artistic tradition or a radical rupture?

The distinction between entertainment and culture has never been more unclear because they compete in the same arena.

In a digital age obsessed with retro-futurism, the ’80s have become a reference point for irony and sincerity, a past endlessly remixed into the present.