Articles

  • 1 week ago | dazeddigital.com | Habi Diallo

    12 Images Since the launch of her first project in 2013, Sarah Bahbah’s work has filled the timelines and moodbards of individuals worldwide. Her expressive captioned stills, depicting slow-burning heartbreak or seductive, surreal daydreams, have said the quiet things we often think out loud. Through her work, over the last decade, the Palestinian-Australian artist has carved out a singular visual language of deeply stylised, emotionally blunt and cinematic stills.

  • 1 month ago | dazeddigital.com | Habi Diallo

    6 Images KATSEYE didn’t form in someone’s garage or by viral accident. They were built, piece by piece, through a global talent search that stretched across continents. Six members, six countries, six distinct different energies: Daniela from Atlanta, Lara from New York, Manon from Zurich, Megan from Honolulu, Sophia from Manila, and Yoonchae from Seoul.

  • 1 month ago | dazeddigital.com | Habi Diallo

    23 Images When we tell Bella Hadid our favourite fragrance from her ‘Ôrebella collection is Blooming Fire, her excitement is immediate and infectious. “Oh my god, we’ve got a hit from Dazed! Blooming Fire number one at Dazed,” the model exclaims, her eyes sparkling.

  • 1 month ago | dazeddigital.com | Habi Diallo

    The 23-year-old writer speaks to us about her debut book, The Eyes of Gaza, which documents the harrowing daily realities of life in the region Over the past 18 months, certain faces have shown up on our feeds daily, updating the world on the brutal reality of surviving in Gaza. Among them are Motaz Aziza, Bisan Owda, Lama Jamous and 23-year-old Plestia Alaqad. The first video I came across from Alaqad was one of the very first that showed me the level of destruction that Gazans were facing.

  • 2 months ago | 1854.photography | Habi Diallo

    The artist’s latest show An Ominous Presence explores the tension between desire, identity, and the act of image-makingFor those who grew up online during the early 2010s, Tumblr was a site which became a space to rewrite the rules of photo archiving. A whole generation used it to collect, curate, and remix images that reflected personal and political awakenings and, in turn, find a way to make sense of the world.