Behind the Blinds

2 weeks ago | behindtheblinds.be | Martin Onufrowicz

Hi Marcus! I was already a fan of The Wheel of Time, but season three is insane! I always think it takes so long to come out, and [once it did] I was like, “People still remember!” It's been a really nice response so far. It has been so long since you filmed that I imagine you could almost forget about the outcome. How does it feel now that you get to see the result? So much changes [between filming and release], and you don't know what the appetite will be for certain things.

2 weeks ago | behindtheblinds.be | Martin Onufrowicz

In what has become a welcome custom of Salone del Mobile – the world’s largest design fair taking place in Milan this year from April 8th to April 13th – Prada Frames returned for its fourth edition! Following last year’s focus on the home space, this year’s iteration of the three-day symposium, hosted by the Italian fashion house in tandem with research and design practice Formafantasma, centred its lens around forms of mobility.

2 weeks ago | behindtheblinds.be | Michael Marson

Anthony Vaccarello was drawn to Clemente’s emotive approach, recognizing in his layered use of color a natural resonance with the spirit of the season’s collection. Since the 1970s, Clemente’s art has been shaped by his travels across cultures, each experience leaving a subtle imprint on his work.

2 weeks ago | behindtheblinds.be | Michael Marson

How did acting come about, did it find you while you were modelling, or did you find it? I suppose I found acting because of a commercial I booked for Lee Jeans. The whole commercial was improvised, and the concept was “Lee Jeans will make you look like a model but not think like one.” Oh god, that is so mean. Jesus, but anyway, that was the concept.

1 month ago | behindtheblinds.be | Michael Marson

So, let’s talk about your latest project, the series Long Bright River. You play an injured cop (Truman Dawes), who teams up with your old partner to unravel who is killing vulnerable women in a Philadelphia neighbourhood. The storyline deals with weighty material but unlike other crime dramas, there’s more of a focus on the humanity of the characters in a community dealing with substance use and mental health issues. How did you prepare for the role?