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Exploring Emotions Through Form and Light
Interview with Anne-Sophie MESLEM 1. Tell us about yourself — who are you as an artist? Since childhood, I’ve felt a deep, almost visceral need to create. As a little girl, I was drawn to creativity through sewing, inventing small accessories, and dreaming of distant lands — somewhere between a young activist and a mini Lara Croft, haha. At 13, I filled sketchbooks with charcoal drawings, completely absorbed by textures, shadows, and emotions. That’s when I truly realized how
Anne-Sophie MESLEM
Nov 33 min read


The Day My Hand Gave Up—and My Camera Took Over
Interview with Désirée Sydow 1. Please tell us something about your background and your art journey so far. I’ve always been creative. As a child, I spent most of my time painting, drawing, doing arts and crafts, or inventing stories. However, after finishing school, I didn’t have the courage to pursue a career in art, so I studied languages and became a translator. In my early thirties, I decided to return to art and took numerous evening classes in drawing and painting. Eve
Désirée Sydow
Nov 34 min read


Between Memory and Symbol: Sculptures for a New Mythology
Interview with Antoni Miquel Morro 1. Could you tell us about your background and artistic journey? I was born in 1980 in Mallorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands. I grew up with my sisters, Lourdes and Àngels, in a beautiful and welcoming natural environment. Our father, a painter, and our mother instilled in us from an early age a deep sensitivity toward beauty and art. I feel very fortunate for the childhood I had, and I believe that this early harmony, in some way, i
Antoni Miquel Morro
Nov 33 min read
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