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People & identity

NAGALAND

Raajadharshini K

The Hornbill Festival is one of India’s most compelling cultural gatherings, held each December and bringing together 17 Naga tribes in a rare shared space.
Travel

SOUTHBOUND INDIA

Tanguy Sergheraert

Take a walk with Tanguy through Mumbai, where the streets are dense, alive, and spilling over with a full spectrum of color.
People & identity

THE GELINA OF RIBNOVO

Alex Kurunis

High up in Bulgaria’s rugged Rhodope Mountains, the village of Ribnovo does weddings differently. Every winter, seasonal migrant workers flood back home for a massive four-day celebration.
Berta-Blanca T. Ivanow
Art

BERTA-BLANCA T.IVANOW: MATTER THAT BREATHES

Sophie Chen

In Ivanow’s atelier, time thickens; ceramics emerge as memory and process, balancing control and chance to create breathing forms that resist stillness.
People & identity

OXYMORON

David Mesa

Set within the urban margins of Peru, this series explores the male body both as armor and invitation.
Travel

NEW MEXICO

Arianna Lago

A journey from the shifting banks of the Rio Grande up to the centuries-old adobe of Taos Pueblo and the residency of artist Georgia O'Keeffe
Style

WOVEN VOICES

Gaia Bonanomi

A conversation between two women: Gaia Bonanomi, an Italian photographer, and Penda Seck, a Senegalese designer, on how self-expression and the cultural meanings of adornment shape women’s lives.
People & identity

MELODY OF A FALLEN TREE

Moritz Schorpp

A search for identity, traces of closeness and what connects us despite the distance.
Art

WEAR THE WASTE

Kimin Lee & Riyo Ishibashi

A collaboration between Japanese artist Riyo Ishibashi and Korean photographer Kinmin Lee, exploring the hidden beauty of things we usually discard
Art

STRAFT

Thomas Aulagner

Ancestral Japanese crafts, revisited by design duo Straft.
Travel

MONO NO AWARE

Manuela Iodice

Japan, summer 2025. Beauty lives here, in the moment just before goodbye.
People & identity

FRUITS OF IMAGINATION

Evgeny Natelashvili

No one in Russia ever prayed to a cabbage, but vegetables still carried a kind of everyday magic.
Nature & environment

EIGHT FEET TALL

Kurt Bauer

We borrow a horse’s power and see the world through its fearless, flickering eyes. Even after we dismount, the echo of wind and muscle keeps galloping inside us.
Travel

UNDER A DISTANT BLUE SKY

Clément Barzucchetti

Brief meetings in Lombok and Bali: looks, gestures, moments of play or rest, caught inside a landscape that is as present as the people themselves.
Travel

UPOLTHA

Joya Berrow

For half the year this red rice farm transforms into a retreat — entirely off-grid, no electricity, and water drawn from springs that feed the wetlands. 
Interview

Everyday life at Photo Vogue

Rachele Daminelli

An interview on mornings, routines, and work–life balance with Alessia Glaviano and Caterina De Biasio, photographed in Alessia’s Milanese home for Arxipelag Volume II.
People & identity

ONE HALF PARADISE

Cam Lindfors

Welcome to Isla Vista, a coastal college town where carefree living collides with the realities of a changing climate.
Nature & environment

TRACES OF ICE, TRACES OF YOU

Assan Sowe

Mountain Rookie Club brings people together in the Swiss Alps — to move through landscape, to find connection in nature, and to rediscover what it means to belong outdoors.
Interview

A LIFE DEVOTED TO MUSIC

Mattia Balsamini

In conversation with legendary Venetian composer Gigi Masin.
Nature & environment

TINIAN

Taemin Ha

Few places carry a more haunting contradiction than the quite atoll of Tinian: it became a turning point in history when its airfield launched Enola Gay, the plane that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945.
Style

THE APARTMENT

Alexandra A Garcia

Paris, early morning. In Alexandra’s fictional apartment, our gaze lingers on colors, composition, and the subjects’ fixed, enigmatic stares.
Interview

HOUSE VISIT: ARCHITECT BEN RIEDLEY

Joshua J Sneade

In response to climate change, new approaches to living spaces are becoming essential—not just in terms of food and consumption, but in how we inhabit our homes.
Art

HOME SWEET HOME

Huijian Wen

He traded the quiet of the countryside for the sprawl of the city. But whenever he can, he comes back—to his grandmother, to the fields and animals that raised him.
Interview

THE RISE OF INEQUALITIES IN THE AGE OF AI

Florencia Alvarado

In conversation with professor and researcher Milagros Miceli.