An evening celebrating the launch of the Transcend issue, with a live performance by cover artist Cobrah, at Spice99 in Stockholm on Saturday, 21st March.
For five future luminaries in art: Ingrid Segring, Ingrid Jacobsen, Freddy Houndekindo, Sally von Rosen, and Ailin Mirlashari, transcendence appears as a method, a way of moving through and beyond conditions of image, body, material, and language. Across their work, a common denominator is the site of passage, crossing from one state into another.
Grown through electro beats and strobe lights, a flower blooms to guide seekers and seers through a land of curiosity and enlightenment, tracing DJ Jessie Granqvist’s path from the urban landscape to nature as part of an ongoing transmission and a personal transcendence.
Eight voices share how Transcend shapes their lives and habits, answering the questions: What does Transcend mean to you, and how do you live it daily?
Blending tradition with inventive thinking to transform perfect lines and minimalistic silhouettes into something refined yet daring. A perfect formula for pushing beyond limits and achieving something fully complete.
As old and new methods converge, sustainability shifts from intention to action. Innovation and transcendence become the key, guiding us beyond the expected and towards a future worth preserving.
Over the years, Yukimi has forged her own path. Moving beyond the limits of what it means to be an artist in a world eager to label and categorize, her sound has become fluid, soulful, airy, and layered all at once.
Portraits and declarations of ultimate beauty in various forms, captured in an instant with Polaroids, set the stage for the next experimental path to renovate and to transcend the expected, transforming each image into its own revelation.
Over the years, Bosnian-born Selma Selman has forged her own path. Moving beyond the boundaries of what it means to succeed in the global art world, her journey reveals the true meaning of transcendence in every aspect of her life and practice.
A good or bad hair day, it’s always an essential part of who you are, shaping, refining, and projecting your statement. We explore its potential by transcending the ordinary, creating looks to leave an impression that deserves to last.