Working with Vince @vincenzo_lamagna is a truly wonderful experience. His energy in creating music and theater is boundless. He weaves noise and rhythm into spaces that reflect the patterns of the spiritual mind, constantly exploring the landscapes of sound and imagination.
His work balances classical and avant-garde, and our collaborations on Akram Khan’s Creature, Giselle, and Lady Macbeth showcase the depth and value of contemporary dance theater.
Love infinity fuels the path to creativity. We are proud of all the extraordinary spirits whose presence strengthens our hearts. These are lifetime works that illuminate our time.
Located in Notting Hill, London, Ladbroke Hall @_ladbrokehall was once a historic industrial building. Under the visionary guidance of Loïc Le Gaillard, it has transformed into a multidisciplinary space where art, design, music, and events converge—a true nexus for creativity and cultural dialogue.
The hall’s soaring ceilings, open courtyards, and fluid interplay of light and shadow provide a unique stage for artistic expression. We had the pleasure of hosting our LOVE INFINITY party here, experiencing firsthand how the space brings together history and contemporary creativity—every corner tells a story, every gathering becomes an immersive artistic experience.
Loïc is more than the founder of Ladbroke Hall; he is a cultural catalyst, connecting art with life, history with the present, and imagination with reality. Through his vision, Ladbroke Hall lives and breathes, standing as a landmark of London’s vibrant cultural landscape.
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Olly Bengough is one of those figures who quietly shape the cultural pulse of London.
Deeply versed in British music and club culture, he has an instinctive understanding of how sound, space, and community come together.
As the founder of KOKO @kokocamden , he transformed a historic venue in Camden into a living cultural organism—where music, nightlife, and subculture continue to collide and evolve.
KOKO is not just a club or a concert hall. It is a container of energy, memory, and collective experience. Under Olly’s vision, the space became a meeting point for generations, sounds, and creative spirits, carrying forward London’s restless creativity.
Some spaces don’t just host culture—they become culture. KOKO is one of them.
Masks have always occupied a mysterious territory in dress. They originate in performance. In ancient times, during large festivals honoring the gods, masks were worn as a bridge between humans and the divine. Witches wore masks to draw magical power, becoming the only medium able to communicate with the gods.
The influence of a mask lies in its ability to cut the connection to the human face. No expression is seen. We can only hear a voice, or sometimes nothing. A spirit stands behind the surface, entering another dimension.
Magnhild Kennedy @damselfrau is one of the artists who combine mystery and fashion in her work. When I first saw her exhibition in East London, it gave me a strong impression.
Terry Davy @terry_davy is the co-founder and creative director of Cyberdog, as well as a fashion designer and stylist. Through Cyberdog, she transformed fashion into an extension of sound, movement, and freedom, creating a world where rave culture, technology, and the body collide with raw energy and imagination.
Entering Cyberdog has never felt like shopping. It feels like stepping into another reality — loud, fearless, and unapologetically alive. Long before conversations around gender fluidity and identity entered the mainstream, Terry’s vision was already challenging boundaries and redefining how the body could exist in fashion.
What resonates with me is not only the futurism, but the humanity beneath it — a belief that style can be liberating, and that the body itself is a site of creativity and resistance.
I always see the opportunity of Sidilarbi @sidilarbicherkaoui for working with something for quite a long time. He is working on his emotions and his beliefs. He cares about the world and the body of movement. His journey never ends to encourage us to express more about the true feelings we have. Life is floating in uncertainty. We can see how this works for the beautiful Waltz music of Johnath Strauss in his own way.
It is my honour to have the chance to meet Pam @pamhoggfashion during the shooting days of Love Infinity. She is a brave and true artist who makes clothes by her own and continues her imagination for her fashion design over the decades. I remember her smile and always be there to continue her journey even in a big pressure. We will remember her whenever we see her influence on the art field. Dear Pam farewell…
If you know Mei @meihuiliu8 , you must remember her smile and the warm feeling she gives off. People always call her sister because she is so close to everyone and is helpful for no matter you are big big name or just a little kid. She will put her heart into helping. This time she focuses on herself and a brilliant moment is sharing with everyone in the Springfield market. Andrew, Pandamonia, among all other important friends and supporters come and celebrate not just her art and her personality. Wonderful Mei I‘m proud of you and give warmth to the hope and beauty side of the world. I’m jealous that I can‘t attend to your moment and Love Infinity continue...
There are people whose presence feels like a doorway—quiet, luminous, opening into another way of seeing the world. Matahari Devi @uhurumatahari is one of them.
Founder of Uhuru Matahari, she weaves headpieces, adornments and ritual objects that feel less like accessories and more like fragments of memory from another realm. Her work carries a pulse—handmade textures, ancestral whispers, a devotion to beauty that is not decorative, but alive.
The first time I saw her art, I felt something familiar yet unspoken. There is a tenderness in the way she combines materials, and a courage in how she embodies her own spiritual lineage. Her practice isn’t only about creating objects—it is about protecting a way of being in the world.
Honored to cross paths with her, to witness the world she is opening, one sacred piece at a time.
Uhuru Heru @uhuruheru is a British accessory designer and multidisciplinary artist. Together with Matahari Devi, he forms the collaborative duo Uhuru Matahari, creating striking headpieces, costumes, and performance art that seamlessly blend fashion, ritual, and contemporary design. Their work celebrates bold aesthetics, meticulous craftsmanship, and the fusion of cultural and artistic influences.
Everyone has their own story a way to place themselves at the center of consciousness beyond modern identity. We admire Uhuru Heru for being genuine and unpretentious, truly part of the global community. I first met him at an Issey Miyake store, where he wore the pieces in an incredibly beautiful way. I also saw him with his family, including his talented and spiritual daughter. Taken together, he embodies a unique combination: a fashion-forward man, a warm and calm father, and a devoted husband.
We are all proud of Pandamonia’s talented remixed artwork Castel‘s nomination in the English Film Festival and of sharing her wonderful poetic world. Congratulations! Hope we can achieve more in the future with no boundaries through love and creations. We are brave to facing the uncertainty new world and work hand in hand to get more support and share in our time. @therealpandemonia
