An abandoned laboratory in Valencia becomes the stage for State of Dust, an exploration of identity, place, and liminality. Crumbling walls, fractured glass, and the detritus of another time form the backdrop for a narrative of stoic resilience.
ART & PHOTOGRAPHY
Matières Fécales: The Art of Provocation
Few artists embody the ethos of provocation more viscerally than Matieres Fecales, the duo comprised of Montreal natives Hannah Rose Dalton and Steven Raj Bhaskaran, whose radical sartorial expressions challenge (or rather provoke) societal norms with a theatricality and intensity rarely seen since the likes of avant-garde icons like Leigh Bowery.
Vacant Spaces: A Visual Exploration of Male Isolation
Photographed by Alex Supica in Denver, Colorado, Vacant Spaces explores the psychological intricacies of male solitude. Featuring model and musician n5316n (Nelson Zavarella), styled collaboratively by Zavarella and Supica, the series juxtaposes intimate human presence with the resonance of objects that define a space.
Christopher Bucello’s Seeing Red
Brooklyn-based photographer Christopher Bucello and stylist Samantha Mendez take us through a series of captivating images in their exclusive new editorial for Liminul, Seeing Red.
Promethean: A Cosmic Meditation on Origin, Belonging, and Creation
In Promethean, Avleen Kaur and Baljit Singh invite us into a hypnotic world that questions the very essence of existence, tracing the lineage of life back to an otherworldly beginning.
Anjulie Unscripted: The Evolution of a Pop Chameleon
Anjulie walks up to the steps of our third-storey photography studio where we’ll soon be shooting her cover story, suitcase dutifully rolling behind her.
Marie-Elaine Gagné Meets Anna Bloda in a Russian Bathhouse
In an evocative new editorial, Liminul Magazine is proud to present the collaborative work of Montreal-based photographer Marie-Elaine Gagné and the irrepressible Anna Bloda.
Queer Highlights of TIFF 2024: 8 Films Ranked from Least to Queerest
After four years of smaller, lockdown-limited, and strike-affected festivals, the Toronto International Film Festival was back in full force this past week.
Unveiling the Dichotomies of Persona in Jodi and Alex’s “Looking For Something”
Blurring the lines between on-set spectacle and individuals’ chosen outward personas, artist duo Jodi and Alex explore the dichotomy in their new video series “Looking for Something.”
Nigel Nolan and Cody Laplante’s Triple Slash: /// Archives Queer Vulnerability
In the twilight of the digital age, where the boundaries between reality and the virtual blur, “Triple Slash: ///” by Nigel Nolan and Cody Laplante emerges as a profound testament to the power of multimedia storytelling.