Hunting Bitch reclaims the language of battle painting for a fierce female presence aligned with Artemis, the ancient huntress of the wild. Surrounded by beasts, flame, and motion, the figure appears not as victim or ornament, but as the epicenter of force.
Medusa appears not as monster, but as a misunderstood figure of power whose presence helped shape a body of work that continues to unfold.
The triptych “Totentanz” borrows the visual language of Christian art history, but turns it toward a playful meditation on death.
On November 7th, we bring Saint Inbetween to Christuskirche Grevenbroich: a night of thresholds, shifting identities and spiritual passage, culminating in an exclusive midnight performance.
Discover interviews and immersive audio experiences with visionary artists, authors and creatives that inspire us.
In the latest Transmute Tapes episode, we speak with writer and curator Sarah Elizabeth about darkness, occult art, monsters, ritual, altered states, forgotten knowledge — and our very human attraction to things we cannot fully explain.
Daniel Matousek von ART BRÜT spricht mit Maison Douce über experimentelle Duftkunst, Berlin, Biografie und radikale Intuition. Ein Gespräch über Parfum als Bühne, Marke als Galerie und die Kunst, dem eigenen Geschmack mehr zu vertrauen als jedem Markttest.
In this episode of The Transmute Tapes, Marc Suess and Lotte Hauss speak with Joanna Ebenstein, founder and creative director of Morbid Anatomy, about death as muse, memento mori, anatomical beauty, mourning, fairy tales, ritual, devotion and the life-affirming power of looking into the dark.
Kim Trainor, Canadian poet, teacher, and author, talks to Marc Suess and Lotte Hauss about the Siberian Ice Maiden, poetry, memory, ecology, and the strange ways ancient presences continue to move through art and creative life today.
Podcast conversation with Pam Grossman — writer, curator, and teacher of magical practice and history — about witchcraft, art, ritual, and the quiet forces shaping creative life today.
