Athens-based studio Made by Astronauts operates at the intersection of material force and instinctive response. Founded in 2023 by Danae Dasyra and Joe Bradford, the practice brings together two distinct backgrounds into a shared direction rooted in making. Their work begins with process, where hydroforming, pressure and resistance shape the outcome, and design follows as […]
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Following the cover reveal, DSCENE Magazine presents In Transit, the editorial starring Georgia Fowler, represented by IMG Models, for the Design Under Pressure issue. ORDER IN PRINT AND DIGITAL Fashion photographer Gary Lupton photographed the New Zealand model at the TWA Hotel at JFK Airport, placing the story inside one of New York’s most recognizable modernist interiors. The editorial…
Filarri approaches Od krvi i mesa as a complete work, built to be experienced in its entirety. In conversation with Zarko Davinic, Editor in Chief of DSCENE Magazine, he frames the album as a conceptual body rather than a collection of standalone tracks. The record captures a period shaped by emotional intensity, where personal experiences […]
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There is a specific kind of control in the way Bethany Antonia approaches her work. Nothing in her trajectory reads accidental. From her early start in performance to her current position within House of the Dragon, she builds each role with a sense of timing that resists urgency. As Lady Baela Targaryen, she operates within […]
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DSCENE Beauty presents Touch Tint Trace as part of DSCENE Magazine’s Design Under Pressure issue, introducing a beauty cover story featuring model Jane Fu, represented by Xdirectn Agency. Created by visual artist Yuchen Li, known as Moxi, and makeup artist Kyra Lui, the project brings historical objects into a contemporary visual language, using the human […]
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For years, DSCENE Magazine has returned to design as a core language, not just as an aesthetic, but as a way we understand culture, ambition, and the world we move through. For this new issue, that conversation sharpened into something more urgent. Together with DSCENE’s Katarina Doric and the team we kept thinking about the pressure talent […]
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DSCENE Magazine hosted a launch cocktail for its new Design Under Pressure issue at Villa Albertine in New York, bringing the publication’s latest print release into the city’s design week calendar. Held during NYCxDesign, where DSCENE served as a media partner, the evening gathered a cross-disciplinary guest list of artists, designers, architects, gallerists, curators, editors, […]
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Supermodel Georgia Fowler, represented by IMG Models, is one of the cover stars of DSCENE Magazine‘s Design Under Pressure issue. Fashion photographer Gary Lupton captured the New Zealand star at TWA Hotel, one of JFK Airport’s most recognizable design locations. For the cover, Fowler wears a look from Balenciaga. Daniel Jacinto served as stylist coordinator, […]
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DSCENE Magazine reveals a Salehe Bembury cover artwork for the Design Under Pressure issue, created in collaboration with Troy Browne. Raised in New York and trained in industrial design, Bembury built his career in footwear through roles at Payless, Cole Haan, Yeezy, and Versace, later developing major projects with Crocs and New Balance. Across those chapters, […]
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DSCENE Magazine features model Teo Abihdana, represented by Success Models, as one of the cover stars of its Design Under Pressure issue, lensed by fashion photographer Moïse Mbarga-Abega. The cover story, titled The Island Holds Still, was captured on Lanzarote, the Spanish island and easternmost of the Canary Islands. Juan Areizaga led art direction, with […]
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Breakthrough star Meredith Mickelson is one of the cover faces of DSCENE Magazine’s Design Under Pressure issue. Fashion photographer Mylena Saza captured the story inside the headquarters of Villa Albertine, the Payne Whitney Mansion on Fifth Avenue. Its presence is unmistakable, giving the feature the feeling of stepping into a living archive of New York’s […]
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DSCENE Magazine reveals actor Bethany Antonia as one of the cover stars of its Design Under Pressure issue. Photographed by Ella Rose Peck and styled by Lewis Stratton, the cover introduces a story shaped by performance, patience, and the pressure of working across large-scale television and live theatre. On the cover, Antonia wears Dior, setting […]
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DSCENE Magazine reveals musician Filarri as the first cover star of its Design Under Pressure issue. Photographed in Belgrade by Luka Stepanovic and styled by Manda Javorina, the cover introduces a story shaped by music, emotional exposure, and the pressure that follows public visibility. On the cover, Filarri wears a full Hugo look, setting a […]
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Roxana Savin carries the Romanian countryside inside her like a second heartbeat. Her new series and photobook, On Heaven’s Doorsill, rises from that inner terrain, a place where memory, myth, and the everyday fold into each other without hierarchy. The work begins with her grandmother Alexandra, whose rituals shaped Savin’s earliest understanding of life and […]
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Roxana Savin carries the Romanian countryside inside her like a second heartbeat. Her new series and photobook, On Heaven’s Doorsill, rises from that inner terrain, a place where memory, myth, and the everyday fold into each other without hierarchy. The work begins with her grandmother Alexandra, whose rituals shaped Savin’s earliest understanding of life and […]
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Shame is a tired currency, and Christopher Sherman treats it exactly that way. His first solo exhibition, Your Shame Bores Me, presented by Yabu Pushelberg in Toronto, builds a visual language that refuses the predictable script of restraint. Sherman pushes desire, vulnerability, and human messiness into full view. His portraits move through intimacy, performance, and […]
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Feng Li works from the edges; of awareness, of performance, of whatever we call reality before it fractures into something stranger. His photographs interrupt the everyday with a flash that exposes the theatre people walk through without noticing, catching them in a state that feels both accidental and perfectly cast. After nearly two decades of […]
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Los Angeles often gets described as a place where everything feels possible, but speaking with Anna Dorn, it becomes clear that the city is better understood as a stage for people who know how to perform themselves. Her writing circles ambition, desire, vanity, and collapse with an unbothered clarity that refuses sentiment. The women in […]
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The art of flow lives in the space between structure and softness, where movement becomes design. Fluid Form, a story from DSCENE’s The New Disorder, stars model Mariana Bauer, photographed by Mariana Valente and styled by Amandha Gaio, with styling assistants Daniel Jacinto, Debora Medeiros, and Amanda Garcia, and beauty by Shannon Rodriguez. ORDER IN […]
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Mariane Calazan returns in the “Human Nature” cover story from DSCENE The New Disorder issue. Photographed by Melissa Isabel, story expands on the controlled intensity introduced on the cover, unfolding through a sequence of images where precision directs every gesture and surface. ORDER IN PRINT AND DIGITAL What appeared as restraint in the initial frame opens into a […]
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Some families are inherited, but others are assembled like constellations, luminous individuals drawn together by survival, desire, and the unapologetic need to be seen. In Chosen Family, the full story from DSCENE The New Disorder, that idea expands beyond a single image into a collective presence, where identity forms through proximity, performance, and shared experience. […]
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Chérine Hanique stars in Electric Mist story from DSCENE The New Disorder issue. Photographed and art directed by Pierre Cathala, the story moves through controlled intensity, where color builds atmosphere and form takes shape through precision. What first appeared as restraint on the cover opens into something more layered, more fluid, and more charged. ORDER […]
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For their sixth solo exhibition at Galerie Chantal Crousel, Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla invite viewers into an immersive meditation on perception, embodiment, and the entanglements of the organic and the technological. Sensing unfolds as both an inquiry and an experience, foregrounding the elusive textures of sensation that evade quantification yet shape our relationship to […]
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We were late. Fashion Week schedule left my sense of time unreliable and a confusion of overlapping addresses pushed us off course. Trey Abdella did not seem to care. The ride into Brooklyn began in a quiet residential stretch with neat houses and still sidewalks, the sort of place where you expect to be visiting […]
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Han Kjøbenhavn’s creative universe begins with emotion. Designer Jannik Wikkelsø Davidsen works from memory, instinct, and the atmosphere of the environments that shaped him. In a fashion landscape dominated by speed and systems, his process follows a more intuitive path, guided by mood and lived experience. Another Day returns to the suburbs of his upbringing; […]
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Sukeban hit Miami Art Week like a perfectly timed interruption, the kind that makes a city built on VIP bandwidth suddenly feel alert. On December 3, 2025, the Japanese women’s pro wrestling league staged its Sukeban World Championship at the Miami Beach Bandshell, running a five-match card that ended with Ichigo Sayaka taking the belt […]
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Anne Imhof’s DOOM: House of Hope (2025) transforms the Park Avenue Armory’s Drill Hall into a charged prom-like arena layered with streamers, balloons, and Cadillac Escalades. The work restages Romeo and Juliet in reverse and stretches across three hours of dance, skating, music, and fractured scenes that move through a landscape shaped by youth culture […]
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With The New Disorder, DSCENE examines a culture shaped by repetition, surface, and systems that promise coherence while producing fragmentation. Beauty, in this context, becomes architecture. It is assembled, refined, rehearsed. The new beauty cover, photographed and art directed by Pierre Cathala, centers on this tension through a study of texture, pigment, and gaze, featuring […]
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With The New Disorder, DSCENE turns its focus to a culture that performs stability while operating in fragments. Systems promise clarity yet produce repetition. Identity circulates as image before it settles into meaning. This issue approaches disorder as a structure we inhabit daily, one shaped by visibility, construction, and the discipline of self-presentation. The new […]
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