“Four Deadly Venoms,” a short film directed by Avleen Kaur and Roya DelSol is a compelling narrative steeped in themes of betrayal, kinship, and the blurred lines between sanity and insanity.
ART & PHOTOGRAPHY
Kerotix: Meeting Minutes on Leather
Filipinx-Canadian designer, Kelvin Stidwill celebrates the artistry of queer expression with their Ottawa-based label Kerotix. With emphasis on design as a sculptural practice, Kerotix’ audacious silhouettes aim to empower wearers to explore their oddity, sensuality, and strength in new ways.
Dreamscapes by v?
Connection has been a hard ideal to articulate as of late. Being physically dissolved through global isolation while being equally amplified through social digitalization, the concept of genuine connection has become difficult to understand and even harder to communicate.
The Wonderous World of Frank Dorrey
Frank Dorrey is an artist for the digital age, whose surrealist pieces, which blend digital collage and illustrations, are created on his iPhone using the PicsArt app.
Gucci SS24′ by David Sims
In a captivating exhibition of sartorial elegance, Gucci reveals its latest campaign, a testament to the refined and human-centric design philosophy of Sabato De Sarno.
Drama Fatigue
Shot in the historical Rialto theatre by a team of Montreal creatives, Drama Fatigue portrays a young actress captivated by life on the stage.
A Place Is Deeply Possessed
“A Place is Deeply Possessed” explores the intimate connection between people and their surroundings. Through evocative imagery, it highlights a seamless integration into the diverse environments that envelope us, from urban landscapes to the serenity of nature.
“Animal Studies” By Jenny Vong
Jenny Vong (they/them) aka @fairiesrepose on Instagram is a Toronto based painter whose work seeks to cultivate raw emotion through intense expressionism.
The Dreamlike World of Elizaveta Porodina
A blur of colours, ethereal, shimmering droplets of water, a model that seems less human, and more mirage. A world that seems less tangible, and more imaginative.
Hug Me Tie
Liminul Magazine presents Hug Me Tie. In response to society’s deeply ingrained perceptions of gender roles, this editorial emerges with a profound purpose: to dismantle these stereotypes and challenge the prevailing notion that men are the sole embodiment of industriousness, professionalism, and dominance, while women’s contributions in the workplace are often undermined and dismissed.