From a small village in rural Denmark to the streets of New York and some of the world's most remote corners, photographer Paw Gissel has spent decades documenting people, cultures, and stories through his distinctive analogue lens.

In this conversation, we explore the relationship between movement and stillness, the importance of rest between journeys, and how curiosity continues to shape a life dedicated to observing others.

We found a quiet moment in between her travels, to sit down with Berlin-based model Louise Fankhänel, to speak about a moment that stayed with her in Calanque de Sugiton, what she really misses when she’s away from home, and how she keeps perspective in a job that’s all about being seen.

When does a space become personal? How do form, objects, and rituals influence the way we live? We've spent a moment with our dear friend and designer Martina Branchetti, in a conversation on the subtle dialogue between design and daily life.

In July 2024 we met with Sabrina Lan in her Berlin apartment, located in the eastern part of the city. Together we spent a day in the summer heat, conversating about life, travel and the importance of having a place to feel at home.

When Aarhus native Esben Piper in 2012 founded the coffee company La Cabra, no one could have foreseen that this initiative would come to challenge the contemporary perception of coffee. Now La Cabra has just opened their second coffee place in New York, the city that never sleeps. Not to keep the population awake on caffeine, but to take root in the middle of a vibrant metropolis, introducing people to a different, and deeper experience of coffee. We met Esben, at his home in New York, for a conversation about rituals, interiors and the longing for connection.