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1 week ago | metalmagazine.eu | Arnau Salvadó

With the introduction of digital cameras and, a bit later, phones with cameras, we’ve all learned to strike a pose, a smile, and show our best angle in a matter of seconds. Self-portraiture has taken over social media, but also the arts, from photography exhibitions to the polemic selfies book by Kim Kardashian. But there are always people going against the tide and showing us that a different path is possible. Today, it is Sandra Brewster who exemplifies that.

1 week ago | metalmagazine.eu | Maria Rodriguez |María Rodriguez |Maria Rodríguez |María Rodríguez |María del Carmen Rodríguez

Si pensamos en Barcelona, una de las primeras imágenes que se nos vienen a la mente es la de Casa Batlló, un símbolo indiscutible de la ciudad y una de las obras maestras del modernismo catalán. Ahora, el edificio emblemático de Gaudí une fuerzas con la marca barcelonesa MAM para dar vida a una colección de joyas donde se unen naturaleza, diseño y arquitectura. Esta colección nace a través de la mirada atenta de los elementos cerámicos que coronan el tejado de Casa Batlló.

3 weeks ago | metalmagazine.eu | Jorge Lorenzo

Malena fue la encargada de abrir la tarde con un set denso, oscuro y envolvente que atrapó desde el primer minuto. Luego llegó Greta, con una selección de house luminoso y sofisticado que encajó como un guante con la energía del lugar. Y para cerrar, Brieela lo mezcló todo sin miedo: R&B, pop, garage… siempre con estilo, sin perder el control, ni las ganas de divertirse. En medio del ajetreo del festival, ellas propusieron otro ritmo: más cálido, más cercano.

3 weeks ago | metalmagazine.eu | Arnau Salvadó

Back in 1938, Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann synthesised LSD for the first time. But it wasn’t until a few decades later that the drug would go mainstream and change forever the artistic, musical, and social landscape, especially in the United States. It was a pillar of the hippie movement, of the 1960s’ spirit, and of new music genres, especially rock and folk.

3 weeks ago | metalmagazine.eu | Arnau Salvadó

After founding Nazzal Studio, Sylwia has found out that playing by her own set of rules is the only way she can fully express what she needs. A Palestinian raised in Jordan, the designer needs to speak about the ongoing genocide of her people, the erasure of their identity, and the many struggles they’re facing. In doing so, she’s “lost a lot of opportunities, I’ve been ostracised in university, and I’ve been pushed into several emotional places beyond rejection,” she tells us in this interview.