Magdalene Taylor covers "New York's biggest cryptocurrency and art-adjacent edgelord election watch party." The piece explored the intersection of crypto culture, downtown Manhattan nightlife, and political engagement.
Korean fashion and culture magazine VISLA published an extensive feature on Remilia Corporation and our FRUiTS magazine collaboration, examining our cultural origins, aesthetic philosophy, and influence on digital art and street fashion.
Writer Alex Quicho investigated how girl-coded content, angel aesthetics, and swarm consciousness are reshaping digital culture and subjectivity.
Writer Günseli Yalcinkaya examined the intersection of technology, spirituality, and internet culture through the lens of London's underground rave scene.
The cancelled will inherit the earth, or the decade anyway, beyond which it’s highly unlikely “cancel culture” would persist as anything more than a memory of these censorious times.
Writer Günseli Yalcinkaya investigated the lainpilled phenomenon and directly explored Remilia's approach to digital spirituality and post-identity online culture.
“To don the mask of Miya is a liberation, & culmination of her teachings, a ritual in identity freedom, in shitposting lucidity. To copy merrily from the network, speak to all by speaking only to oneself.