Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  From Mexico City’s CAM Galería to Kates-Ferri Projects in New York, Gonzalo Garcia navigates the multifaceted intersections of identity, culture, and history through a deeply evocative lens as part of the cross-cultural collaborative exhibition, Interlace. His practice, grounded in his experience as a Mexico City-based artist, resonates…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Ted Pim’s latest exhibition, Loinnir, is the incarnation of his relentless experiments with light and cultural symbols. Loinnir is an Irish word meaning radiance, gleam, or shimmer. It symbolizes enlightenment not only in optical or physical sense but also in the metaphysical and intangible senses. Drawing on this Irish heritage, Pim’s…

Source Design You Trust  Eric Kogan (previously featured), a New York-based photographer, is celebrated for his knack for capturing fleeting, extraordinary moments that elevate the ordinary. His photos often feature whimsical juxtapositions of people, animals, and urban elements, like a cloud balancing on a power line or a speeding car seemingly slicing through a fence.…

Source Design You Trust  Victoria Roussel, a French illustrator, captures the essence of nature in her enchanting creations. Raised amidst the stunning landscapes of southern France, she developed a unique artistic style inspired by her environment. Now residing in Besançon, she transforms the beauty of starry skies, tranquil mountains, and flowing forms into detailed compositions…

Source Design You Trust  Concrete in Life Photo of the Year: “Venice Beach Skating” by Henrik Hagerup The 2025 GCCA Concrete in Life Photography Competition celebrated 16 stunning photographs that highlight the beauty and significance of concrete in everyday life. With over 20,000 entries ranging from casual smartphone shots to professional works, the contest emphasized…

Source Design You Trust  In the 1970s, Creem magazine ran a lively series called *Stars Cars*, capturing rock stars posing with their beloved automobiles—an intimate, and often absurdly entertaining, peek into their lives away from the spotlight. It wasn’t just about the cars—it was about the vibe, the flair, and the occasional over-the-top ridiculousness. h/t:…

Source Colossal   “I want to explode the idea of beautiful ikebana,” says Kosen Ohtsubo, one of the foremost conceptual artists working in the Japanese tradition. Since the 1970s, Ohtsubo has been unsettling the ancient art of flower arranging. Incorporating atypical botanicals like cabbage leaves or weaving in unconventional materials like bathtubs and scrap metal, the…

Source Colossal   Director Winston Hacking (previously) and animator Philippe Tardif are back with another collaborative music video that propels us through an uncanny series of portals. For Foxwarren’s catchy “Listen2me,” the pair created a cheeky animated collage in which characters gab as we’re pushed closer to their faces. The result is a mesmerizing, surreal video…