Arilès de Tizi on Turning Exile into Art
Arilès de Tizi
Photo: courtesy of Arilès de Tizi
Born in Hussein Dey, Algiers in 1984, and raised in the working-class neighbourhoods of Paris, Arilès de Tizi is a Franco-Algerian artist whose work captures existential moments – both sacred and profane – in urban environments. Living between Paris, New York, and Tokyo, Arilès reimagines identity as fluid and collective, with his work fusing…
2026 Music: FAULT’s Artists to Watch
2026 music
Left-right: Jade LeMac, Tash Blake, Lara SnowSlicr, Naomi Jane, Snack Munson
All photos courtesy of respective artists
2025 has been a year of growth, creativity, and experimentation across the music scene, with artists from different genres intentionally redefining their sound. From emerging names gaining international traction to established acts stepping into bolder…
The Transformative Power of Modern Travel
Photo: Siarhei Nester
Travel today is more than movement between destinations. It is a deliberate act of curiosity – a way of rediscovering our relationship with the world and with ourselves. As global mobility becomes more accessible, young professionals and modern explorers are crafting travel narratives shaped by culture, sustainability, personal growth, and conscious exploration.…
Alday Hunken Gallery founders on Disrupting the Traditional Gallery Model and the Future of Curation
Alday Hunken Gallery
Vai Jong Hunken and Alfonso Alday Vergara, courtesy of Alday Hunken Gallery
Alday Hunken Gallery is redefining what contemporary curation looks like, from Mexico City to Atlanta to Miami, and beyond.
Led by founders Vai Jong Hunken and Alfonso Alday Vergara, the gallery champions underrepresented artists, innovative material practices, and a philosophy they call…
kylekelly drops ‘I’VE GOT FRIENDS’ alongside 2026 headline tour announcement
kylekelly
All photos: Ashley Crichton
Some songs arrive to remind us that no one goes through chaos alone. 'I'VE GOT FRIENDS', the new release by kylekelly, is exactly the kind of track that speaks about support, community, and the invisible bonds that appear when everything else seems to fall apart.
It’s an honest song, built with the sensitivity that already defines the…
Tanis Opens up on the Challenges of Being an Introverted Performer
Tanis X FAULT Magazine
Tanis wears boots by Casadei, Top and Skirt by Ann Andelman, Earrings by Kate Spade
Photography: Jemima MarriotStyling: Krishan ParmarHMU: Gabbie LeeWords: Adam DavidsonProduction & Photography Assistant: Lee FurnivalSpecial Thanks: Chloe Hadded @ Weller Media Agency
When Tanis initially told her parents that she wanted a career in music, they…
The Impact of Popular Culture on the Online Gambling Industry
Photo: Dylann Hendricks
Online gambling may be a digital industry at its core, but the way it looks, behaves, and markets itself is now heavily shaped by the wider world of popular culture. From celebrity-fronted campaigns to slot games based on blockbuster films, the industry has learned to borrow the trends, faces, and stories that already dominate our screens. This isn’t accidental,…
Electric Guest give another twist to their story on new album, ’10K’
Electric Guest
Photo: Anna Langlois
Electric Guest are the best kind of inconsistent.
The LA-based duo, aka Asa Taccone and Matthew Compton, released their debut album, Mondo, back in 2012, a year after The Strokes released a compilation album (The Collection) full of wonderfully catchy and (with all due love and respect) largely indistinguishable tracks. 2011 also saw the release of The…