Interview of Hayley Kim by Sophie Pellegrini // My work process is really simple and straightforward. I usually carry my sketchbook around with me and do sketches or take some notes when I get inspired.
Read More
Art series by Meg Clark // I wasn’t really aware my photography had subtle feminist messages, and if I became aware, I would dismiss them myself. I think I was afraid of becoming too political with my work. This project is about becoming conscious of my choices and simultaneously detached from what others may think.
Read More
Interview of Marlene Juliane by Sophie Pellegrini // My drawings are always about humans, especially women. I think one reason is that I can identify myself better with my figures when they are female. I often try to draw relatable situations and feelings.
Read More
Interview of Ashley Wong by Sophie Pellegrini // I love getting to sit down and have fun making something. It’s rewarding to start and finish something that’s all yours, especially when it’s as time-consuming as embroidery.
Read More
Interview of Agniya Tolstokulakova by Sophie Pellegrini // I don’t even remember myself when I was not drawing, it’s been a way to express myself since early childhood.
Read More
Art series by Tina Vlahos // “In Time” is a series that was created in hopes of detaching standards that were formed by misogynistic media and a society long oppressive of women.
Read More
Art Series by Elena Brangi // Through self-portraiture, I’ve tried to tell my history of challenges and of psychological illness.
Read More
Interview of Li Ya Wen (Ruby) by Sophie Pellegrini // Back when I was young, every Friday I always went to this art studio run by some artists near where I live, where I studied how to perfectly draw an apple, and that’s pretty much the moment I started feeling involved in the arts.
Read More
Art series by Valeria Dellisanti // I asked girls to let me photograph their rooms in order to get to know them and their personality on a different level. The girls allowed me to enter an intimate place where their daily life takes place.
Read More
Interview of Jenni Sparks by Sophie Pellegrini // To any new artists out there I would give a quote that has always stuck with me: “If it is important enough to you, you will find a way. If it is not, you will find an excuse.”
Read More