Darius Sanai

London

Editor-in-Chief at LUX Magazine UK

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Articles

George Condo Interview

Jun 14, 2024 | lux-mag.com | Darius Sanai

Maryam Eisler: Charles Bukowski once said, “Only the crazy and the lonely can afford to be themselves”. Would you agree? George Condo: I would agree with Bukowski. However, I would say the mad and the lonely are perhaps more victims of their own internal circumstances, as opposed to having the choice to make that distinction. ME: Would you consider madness and loneliness as necessary precursors to the act of creation? GC: I don’t think so.
Maryam Eisler on Long Island

Jun 12, 2024 | lux-mag.com | Darius Sanai

June 10, 2024No CommentsLatest Stories, Uncategorized How easy it is to forget. Four years on from the pandemic, we talk about it only occasionally.
Medbodrum, a new type of luxury festival

Jun 10, 2024 | lux-mag.com | Darius Sanai
Speaking up for humanity

Jun 10, 2024 | lux-mag.com | Darius Sanai

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Philanthropy leaders on what drives them, with UBS

Jun 6, 2024 | lux-mag.com | Darius Sanai
Audi TT RS Review

Jan 14, 2024 | lux-mag.com | Darius Sanai

It is likely that at sometime in the midterm future, the vision of our tech rulers in Silicon Valley will come true and cars with a longer be personalised transportation, but rather another form of public transport. Your self-driving electric car will not be yours at all, but will arrive and take you to your destination, before moving on to someone else. No more streets lined with parked cars: cars will be in constant use.
Electric dream: Mercedes-Benz EQS 450 review

Jan 2, 2024 | lux-mag.com | Darius Sanai

One of the fears of anyone who has been appreciative of high end automobiles the last years or decades is that electric cars, while having zero tailpipe emissions (although they still do have a carbon and environmental cost in their manufacture and sourcing of electricity) will lack an essential character.