Istanbul doesn’t just connect East and West. It brings them to life through art. In this city where history and modern culture move in perfect step, the fifth edition of ARTCONTACT Istanbul will take place from May 21 to 25, 2025, reaffirming its position as one of the most vibrant moments on the international art calendar.

You didn't plan to stop. You weren't drawn to that particular piece. You didn't even read the title. You just found yourself standing there, as if the artwork had noticed you before you noticed it.

Sustainable travel as a mindful act We set out to explore the world. Yet more and more, we find ourselves along the way. In places where nature isn’t just scenery but a living presence, and encounters with people don’t fade like passing stories but linger as lasting impressions, a different kind of journey begins. It isn’t defined by a location. It begins with a decision. It doesn’t follow trends. It reflects a quiet transformation that is already underway and growing stronge

A Silence That Doesn’t Compete Sometimes, life becomes clearer not by adding more but by letting go. In a world ruled by deadlines, noise and constant updates, some quietly choose another path. They’re not falling behind. They’re stepping aside, deliberately. It’s not laziness. It’s a stance. A quiet way of living, not performed but felt. They call it slow living. And while the name whispers, the shift it brings is unmistakable.

An Analog Revival in a Digital Age In a world where moments blur into notifications and memories vanish into a feed, something subtle yet quietly powerful is unfolding. A return to the tangible. Vinyl records. Film cameras. Polaroids. Cassette tapes. On the surface, it might feel like nostalgia. But it’s more than that. It’s about longing for texture. For ritual. For presence. And for an aesthetic that refuses to be reduced to pixels.

A Revolution You Won’t See on the Runway, But You’ll Feel It in Your Mindset

Digital Detox as the Art of Silence and Presence There’s a moment we all recognize, even if we rarely admit it. That quiet reflex when your hand reaches for a phone that didn’t ring. A habit, not a need. A glance that drifts across a screen, not searching for anything, just out of routine. And perhaps in that instant, something becomes clear. We’ve forgotten what boredom feels like. What peace feels like. What it’s like to have a conversation without distractions. To simply b

A journey not marked by destinations, but by presence There comes a moment when you realize the most meaningful part of travel wasn’t what you came to see or what you managed to do. It was a glance, a pause, a stretch of time that let you move at your own pace. Often, that moment only reveals itself later, when memories don’t return in order but in the depth with which they stayed.

Reconnecting With Nature Through Biophilic Design Some spaces don’t need to speak for us to hear them. You walk in, and something within you softens. Breathing slows. The gaze lingers. You return to yourself. These are not loud, showy rooms. They whisper. In the texture of wood, in the rhythm of sunlight filtering through overhead openings, in the quiet presence of plants that aren’t there for show but for companionship.

Transforming Discarded Items into Soulful Art Sayaka Ganz’s art is not just a display of beauty, it’s a deeply personal story told through reclaimed objects and recycled materials. Growing up across different cultures, from Japan to Brazil and Hong Kong, Sayaka developed a unique artistic perspective that intertwines the Shinto belief in the spirit of all things with modern environmental awareness. In her skilled hands, discarded plastic items become poetic animal sculptures

The past never rests. It lingers in objects, in the wear of materials, in fabrics that remember touch.

This spring, Paris reclaims its place at the heart of the global art scene. From April 3 to 6, 2025, the 27th edition of ART PARIS will once

Berlin, the vibrant heart of Germany, is not just a city, it’s a symbol of continuous evolution. Through centuries of political and cultural

Irène Meister paints more than just landscapes. She captures the spirit of places marked by time.

Beatrice Sartori is an artist who brings to life worlds filled with harmony, dreams, and the subtle beauty of nature through her mastery of

How Colors Affect Us

Derek Jackson - Art That Speaks

The Revelation of Lines and Forms: Minimalism and Conceptualism in the Work of Jean-Paul Soujol Benedetti

Interdisciplinary Art: Projects that Merge Art with Science, Technology, and Engineering

Artist Residencies: Creative Oases and Real Challenges