Born in Beijng in 1977, Terence Koh is a Sino-Canadian artist who lives and works in New York. He creates handmade books

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An i-D veteran since 1989 and winner of the Turner Prize in 2000, Wolfgang Tillmans is widely regarded as one of the mos

Judy Blame is a stylist, jeweller, designer and art director. His aesthetic helped define i-D’s visual style througho

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Olafur Eliasson was born in 1967 in Denmark to Icelandic parents. After art school in Copenhagen he joined the artist sc

Born in Brescia, Italy in 1971, Francesco Vezzoli is a contemporary artist working in tapestry, paint, performance and

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