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The most beautiful moments often wait just around the corner. On streets we pass without noticing, in the quiet that settles between two thoughts, in the light that suddenly touches a wall. When we slow down, we uncover the layers that give everyday life its texture and color.

This issue looks beneath those layers. In Belgrade, between Dorćol’s calm and Kalemegdan’s shadow, we found traces of centuries and voices that keep the city awake. In Marseille, we followed the pulse of Le Panier and the rhythm of its markets. In Andermatt, under Alpine roofs and the scent of snow, we rediscovered the silence that belongs to the mountains.

Art and design thread through every story. Iris van Herpen turns fashion into movement, light and sound, while the Porsche 963 RSP carries both memory and future. Artists such as Willi Dorner, Janih Ch. Lüthi, Beatrice Sartori, Valentina Murabito, Mirko Reisser and Haochen He reveal how emotion, space and thought intertwine, and how perspective changes everything.

Chef Sven Wassmer, with three Michelin stars, transforms taste into narrative, and the book Elaste 1980 to 1986 recalls a time when art, music and design spoke one language. The series Robin Hood revisits courage and justice, proving that real values always return to our stories and lives.

Amid it all are the small joys: forgotten European desserts, vinyl records and cassettes that still carry the scent of care, silence as the rarest luxury. The glow of holidays and the warmth of interiors remind us that art breathes in details.

This issue opens doors we may have passed by. Because just around the corner, there is always something worth seeing, feeling and sharing.

ARTISTIC HUB MAGAZIN Description:

Éditeur: ARTISTIC-HUB-MAGAZIN-(-by-Bistry-GmbH-)

Catégorie: Lifestyle

Langue: English

Fréquence: Quarterly

Created for those who see life as an art form – for lovers of travel, beauty, meaningful stories, and quiet moments that linger.

Issue 3 of Artistic Hub Magazine invites you into a world that never stands still, yet always makes room for what truly matters.

Through thoughtfully curated interviews, evocative travel essays, artistic reflections, and visual narratives, this edition celebrates what moves us: creativity, authenticity, and the kind of silence that speaks more than words ever could.

Inside this issue

An invitation to slow down and notice what truly moves us.

Explore cities where art is not displayed but lived – from the layered textures of Istanbul and Barcelona to the light-filled streets of Melbourne.

Wander through stories of transformation: from a former tobacco factory turned cultural epicentre in San Sebastián, to a rooftop where Gaudí’s stone begins to breathe.

Experience The Art of Design as it merges fashion, architecture, and meaning – including a visionary collection by Maria Chany, where sustainability meets sculptural futurism.

Discover the pulse of contemporary creation through international art events – from London to Basel to Istanbul – and step into the energy of a global scene in motion.

Through Artist in Focus, meet painters, photographers, sculptors, and textile artists who don’t follow categories but carve out their own language of form, colour, and material.

Art in Motion brings choreography, theatre, and lens-based work into dialogue, where presence becomes performance.

And in Art on a Plate, we follow chefs who turn flavour into memory – from the sensory theatre of Alinea to the refined simplicity of René Frank.

In every section: a quiet reminder that beauty doesn’t demand noise – only attention.