Are We Still in Control If AI Has Already Rendered Our Future?
AI Is a Giant Meat Grinder: Katja Novitskova
Artist Katja Novitskova on using AI as a “giant meat grinder” of human culture, and how transforming code, resin, and minerals has become her way of tracing evolution—organic, synthetic, and somewhere in between.
Ways of Raving: Geoffrey Mak on Empathy and Psychosis
In conversation with Shane Anderson, Geoffrey Mak—author of "Mean Boys" and co-editor of "Writing on Raving"—discusses the politics of status, cancel culture’s evangelical roots, collective psychosis, and why the dance floor remains one of the last spaces for true community and solidarity.
032c Mina Residency
The 032c residency at Mina Restaurant in Berlin is a hospitality program designed by 032c for the duration of this summer. It includes an exclusive 032c menu, custom-designed tableware and decoration, and special events at the restaurant’s location directly on the Spree.
I WOULD PREFER NOT TO: 032c Readytowear Spring/Summer 2026
032c Readytowear presents I WOULD PREFER NOT TO.
Hardcore Wellness: Why Anti-Aging Doesn't Exist
In her latest edition of Hardcore Wellness, Claire Koron Elat talks to Christiane Werron, Head of Spa at Augustinus Bader, to unpack why anti-aging is a flawed concept, how longevity is not about external treatments but rather, and what wellness truly means.
By Claire Koron Elat
Iced Out with Grillz Artist Masahiro LaMarsh
In conversation with Stefania Basano, New York-based grillz artist Masahiro LaMarsh reflects on identity, imperfection, and the power of wearable art. From grillz for Kendrick Lamar to marble sculpting in Carrara, his work blends memory, heritage, and human connection.
032c Summer 2025 Issue & SS-26 Collection Launch Dinner
This Tuesday, we just had to celebrate. For the launch of 032c Magazine Issue #47 and the new Spring/Summer 2026 collection, we hosted a dinner for our friends, family, contributors, and supporters as part of our new residency at Mina restaurant in Berlin.
I Like Being an Amateur: Dennis Buck
“It’s nice to be an amateur. If something becomes professional—too good or too institutional—it can also be frustrating.” On the occasion of the opening of his new solo show “Amateur Poems” at Ruttkowski;68 in Paris, Berlin-based artist Dennis Buck sat down with Claire Koron Elat to discuss what makes an amateur, Rosalind Krauss, and sun-bleached paintings.
Issue #47 “Techno-feudalism” Summer 2025
032c Issue #47—Summer 2025 “Techno-feudalism” is now available for pre-order. The 3 additional covers will be revealed soon.
SAME THINGS MAKE US LAUGH, MAKE US CRY by Allen-Golder Carpenter
032c Gallery presents *SAME THINGS MAKE US LAUGH, MAKE US CRY*, the first Berlin solo exhibition by American artist Allen-Golder Carpenter. On view June 28–July 28, 2025, the show explores systemic violence, identity, and survival through interactive installation, painting, and the metaphor of “Subject vs. Environment.”
Press X to Play
Video games have long been underestimated by mainstream media—seen as mere entertainment locked into a niche subculture. But today, artists, designers, and developers are expanding the medium’s possibilities, transforming games into platforms for critique, storytelling, and immersive confrontation. This roundup collects some of 032c’s most compelling pieces on gaming culture, covering everything from hacked PlayStations and politically charged mobile games to digital studios reanimating life in 3D. Together, they explore how the game world reflects—and refracts—our own.
By STEFANIA BASANO
All Is Sound, All Is Transformation: 032c x Telekom Electronic Beats Capsule Collection
Together, 032c and Electronic Beats are now releasing a limited capsule collection to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Electronic Beats—Deutsche Telekom’s multi award-winning global music marketing program. The special capsule— a shoulder bag, t-shirt, and cap—was first shown at 032c Readytowear’s Fall/Winter 2025 runway show in Paris.
A Women's Game with Caro Daur
032c Issue #47 “Technofeudalism” cover 2/4 featuring Caro Daur in A Women's Game. The issue is available for pre-order NOW.
The Ghost of Rimbaud: On David Wojnarowicz
In this intimate conversation with Hugo Bausch Belbachir, Jean-Pierre Delage recalls his relationship with artist David Wojnarowicz—from their first meeting in 1970s Paris to the raw energy of New York’s East Village art scene. Through letters, photographs, and the iconic “Rimbaud in New York” series, the story traces a love affair that shaped Wojnarowicz’s queer identity, artistic evolution, and enduring legacy.
A Rite of Release: 032c x Desperados Capsule Collection
ABC of AFX
Counter Display with Moreno Schweikle and Samsung
Artist Moreno Schweikle explores the tension between function and fiction through sculptural objects that challenge everyday design. For the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge , he created a site-specific artwork commissioned by 032c Gallery. In this interview with Claire Koron Elat, Schweikle reflects on material memory and producing art for a commercial context.
Learning From Antiquity: RM of BTS
RM’s confession that “the person I think I am doesn’t exist” in his cover story for 032c Issue #44 was only a foreshadowing of his album release. As he has now been officially discharged from mandatory military service, we’re revisiting and discovering who Kim Namjoon, not RM, really is, had he not taken the path of becoming a K-pop megastar.
By FIONA BAE
Chutes and Signals by Erwan Sene
032c Gallery is pleased to present “Chutes and Signals,” a solo exhibition by Erwan Sene on view from May 2 - June 15, 2025.
How To Make Music for a Runway Show with Michel Gaubert
Legendary sound designer Michel Gaubert — known for crafting runway music for Chanel, Dior, Valentino, Loewe, and long-standing collaboration with Karl Lagerfeld — explores four decades of fashion and sound in his debut book Remixed.
A Reality TV Star as President: Marco Brambilla
Artist Marco Brambilla explores spectacle, media saturation, and political fantasy in a world where a reality TV star can become president. In this interview, he reflects on Hollywood vs. art, authorship in the age of AI, and the collapse of the American Dream.
Are Video Games the New Movies? Hideo Kojima and Nicolas Winding Refn
The Weeknd Interviews Abel Tesfaye
In his new film “Hurry Up Tomorrow” (2025), Abel Tesfaye aka the Weeknd plays a fictionalized version of himself—an insomniac musician on the verge of mental breakdown who is pulled into a mental odyssey with a stranger. In this 2024 032c cover story shot by Harmony Korine/EDGLRD, the Weeknd interviews Abel Tesfaye.
By ROSS SCARANO
Joanna Kuchta: Disappearing Acts and Digital Divinities
“What is sacred now, in the age of the internet?” In a new interview, the Tumblr-era icon turned liminal-techno DJ Joanna Kuchta reflects on her Catholic upbringing, drunken bus rides, and her new single "disappear."
By CASSIDY GEORGE
Thaiboy aka DJ Billybool: Everything “DYR”
In 2020, Drain Gang member Thaiboy Digital created a new persona: DJ Billybool. In a new interview, he opens up about the power of Thai nightlife, running his own label, and his first Billybool album, "DYR" (out today).
By CASSIDY GEORGE
