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Featured Nowness projects

This week's top Nowness projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

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Nowness · In Residence : Athens Greece

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Nowness · Empty

Nowness presents this short-form dance production, directed by Visie Admin, exploring movement within expansive, derelict environments. The film captures a ensemble of dancers in an abandoned indoor sports arena and a disused swimming pool, leaning into a raw, atmospheric aesthetic. The production, supported by GREATERGOOD, utilizes soft, cinematic lighting to highlight the interaction between the performers and the decaying architecture. The imagery is defined by a desaturated color palette and a grainy texture, emphasizing the interplay of natural light filtering through the interiors.

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Nowness · Empty

Nowness presents a cinematic movement piece that explores the intersection of contemporary dance and architectural decay. The work features performers navigating two distinct, weathered spaces, capturing a dialogue between human grace and neglected structural environments. Produced by GREATERGOOD, the piece utilises natural light and desaturated tones to highlight the textures of a cavernous gymnasium and a vacant tiled swimming pool. The live-action technique emphasises subtle physical expression through a series of choreographed routines set against brutalist backdrops.

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Nowness · COLLAPSE/BODY/FORM

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Nowness, V&A East · Keepsakes

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Nowness · Good

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Nowness · The Life of a Cholo

Portrait of Hideo Kojima wearing a light suit with glowing digital panels and illuminated glasses against a dark background Project

Nowness · Hideo Kojima

Nowness profiles Hideo Kojima in a series of editorial portraits that explore the intersection of digital culture and personal expression. The project utilizes a variety of lighting techniques, moving between low-key chiaroscuro and sharp, high-contrast flash to capture the game creator’s aesthetic. Photographer Feng Li frames Kojima in both urban and suburban settings, incorporating experimental elements such as glowing wearable tech and surreal prosthetic details. These images, documented through editorial lenses, shift between moody, monochrome palettes and the natural, gritty textures of golden hour photography.