Up front
The lives of others.
We live in a time where observing the lives of others has become almost second nature. We scroll through photos, listen to stories, peek at profiles, and sometimes feel we know people better than we know ourselves. But how much awareness is really in this looking? And what does our attention to others really tell us about who we are?
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Up front
Ugh… that’s just me!
Ever noticed people whose behaviors… let’s say, aren’t exactly charming? And when you try to point it out, the classic response is: “Eh, that’s just how I am, what can I do?”
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Grace notes
Paul Nicklen: let nature touch your soul.
Paul Nicklen is not just a wildlife photographer, he’s a Canadian marine biologist who chose to turn his scientific knowledge into a visual instrument of activism.
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Focus 70
When motivation is like a fading perfume.
Every day, as we scroll through our LinkedIn, Instagram, or Facebook feeds, we stumble upon motivational quotes: “Live, laugh, love.” “Be yourself. Unless you can be a unicorn. Then be a unicorn.” “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.” “Fail fast. Learn fast.”
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Focus 30
Beauty is a matter of balance. But only up to a point.
For centuries, humanity has tried to give beauty a formula, to capture the magic of perfect proportions. From Pythagoras’ calculations to Leonardo’s golden section, we’ve been trying to explain why a face draws us in, or a shape simply feels right.
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Talks
Agnieszka Paluk: sensitivity and form.
We chose Agnieszka Paluk as the first protagonist of our series of interviews dedicated to beauty, the beating heart of 7030 Beauty Factor, a face and voice that perfectly embody the spirit of our project: a continuous dialogue between inner life and aesthetics, between sensitivity and form.
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Loose notes, but not too loose
Vivian Maier: the invisible chronicler of America.
We dedicate the first article of “Scattered Notes, But Not Too Much” to photography, and in particular, to a woman who changed everything: who invented, who told stories, who suffered, and who left her mark.
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Editorials
What is beauty?
Have you ever asked yourself what beauty really is?
It’s a big question. One that runs through the entire history of thought, taking on different meanings depending on the era, the culture, and the lens through which we look at it: aesthetic, ethical, logical, or spiritual.