Laila turns food into an art form, paying close attention to every element of a conceptual edible experience – from avant garde table design, to custom tableware and of course, to exquisite food creations - with evocative, poetic results. Prada, Hermès and Comme des Garçons are among her frequent collaborators.

This Vancouver-based artist began creating ‘beautiful Frankenstein’-style floral sculptures during the lockdown. Made using locally-sourced flowers and plants, these ‘new species’ are delicate and surreal, and we’re absolutely obsessed tbh.

We could spend hours down a rabbit hole with Can Sun’s absurdist sculpture. From designer apples, to a crucifix made of ice, to a barbed wire bra, his work invites us to enter a witty world of overlooked objects reinvented as sites ripe for artistic experiment.

We love Simone’s use of prosthetics and a new romantic palette to render some perplexingly pretty, disturbing looks. We can’t (and don’t want to) unsee this secret key story for Carnale Room magazine.

Voluptuous, evocative and bold in their rejection of modern body norms and standards, this up-and-coming fashion designer creates expertly crafted pieces that celebrate the curvature of the body, exuding self love and confidence. His critical ideas are brought to life in the 3D book cover for his thesis investigating the place of plus-size bodies in art, fashion and society.

Serifa’s AI-generated work centres around the male form. We particularly appreciate their painterly approach, which we feel emphasises masculine beauty and sensitivity – an alternative world of possibility…