“History shows new technologies always impact our sex lives—like the internet, where a big chunk of traffic is porn. The same will happen with AI and robots.”

In Northern Liberia’s remote Lisco Camp, at the foot of the Wologizi mountains, photographer Ed Dingli joins Axel Drioli for Sounds Across Continents – a project tracing bird migration routes through music and sound.

Francesco Sambati presents a vision of womanhood—femininity, delicacy, sensuality, independence, dignity, and depth; qualities that seem to reflect his own inner world, reinterpreted through photography.

“Last night I ate a hilarious bowl of soup. (But first, I slurped down 5 grams of magic mushrooms with warm lemon water and a block of chocolate…).

“When a dish hits you right, it reminds you you’re alive.” Laurent Dagenais and Gianluca Passi have a mouth-watering conversation about the pleasure of the palate.

Photographer and captain Dayyan Armstrong spends a night sleeping in the unforgiving, immense and profoundly humbling landscapes of Antarctica.

South African artist Nico Krijno shares an incomplete manifesto on his approach to art, creativity and experimentation in his work.

Aldith Gauci on identity, empathy, and the face as a contested site of being. With images by Gábor Koós.

Fiji is a surfer’s hedonistic dream. Water temperatures akin to a spa pool, crystal-clear water, an abundance of sea life to keep you company in the water and, most importantly, some of the most consistent swell and wind combinations in the world.

At the end of a relationship – even if you haven’t been in love with the other person – there is often so much that is still unsaid. Writing a letter to the other person is the perfect way to get all of the things you’d like to say out of your head – even if you never intend to send it.