Aesthetic Survival colour or suggesting there’s something left

or suggesting there’s something left unsaid—may well serve as the necessary space kept empty so that the desire to gather can find its way through the new emerging world

Devastation in the Amazon rainforest and the climate change it triggers tend to unfold in ways that are too vast to comprehend

personal and social possibilities of dancing on one’s own

the Lisbon City Guide features special guest contributions by internationally renowned Portuguese street artist Vhils

Author: Thierry Chancogne

Aesthetic Survival colour or suggesting there’s something leftThe role of a bivouac has been redefined over the years, shifting from pure survivalism to what is now a glamorous opportunity for aspiring and heavyweight architects from across the globe to experiment on a new landscape. Aesthetic Survival is dissecting and examining the culture of bivouacking in the alps, with co authors Aurora Realini and Sam Le Roy embarking on an expedition to twenty different mountain shelters, starting in Slovenia and