Originally from Cuba and now living in Madrid, architect Omar Miranda sees design everywhere: in the body, in everyday gestures, and in the spaces we move through. His work blurs the line between architecture, objects, and intimacy — proving that even a roof tile or a pair of underwear can tell a story about how we live.

Jorge Bortoli transforms the male body into a space of erotic, emotional, and political presence, using clay to capture tension, tenderness, and desire. His sculptures confront censorship while giving contemporary gay desire the weight, texture, and dignity long reserved for classical art.

Through the lens of queer experience, Philip Hewson transforms the classical male form into stories of vulnerability, strength, and intimacy. From mythology to modern life, his paintings reveal the emotional depth of men beyond traditional stereotypes, inviting viewers to see beauty, care, and connection in every figure.

Discover Turin’s secret through the eyes of Carlo Reale, a local tour guide who knows every sunlit square and hidden café in this elegant northern Italian city. From baroque streets to secret gems like the Lavazza Coffee Museum, Carlo shows why Turin surprises visitors at every turn

Helder Amorim explores masculinity as a layered, symbolic territory through printmaking, transforming images of the male form into reflections on desire, identity, and affect. From Brazil to international exhibitions, his intricate prints reveal the tension, intimacy, and poetry behind every cut, engraving, and impression.

Felipe Sanch turns everyday life into content that’s equal parts funny and uncomfortably true. His Instagram blends humor with sharp observations, showing how personal experiences can become a powerful brand.