The Code invites those with the power of art and imagination to reconcile how we practice our politics within daily life as artists and art institutions

a frozen giant named after a Greek deity

Muf architecture/art

its conversational melody

deprivation and non-ordinary states to seemingly become a different kind of human

Hellebore #14: The Mirror Issue Kim Turcot DiFruscia The Code invites those withReflections, masks, portraits, shadows and photographs. In folklore, they are believed to contain part of our soul, and therefore to be invested with power. But this power they hold has also inspired some of our deepest fears: worlds hidden below the surface, trapped souls, shadowy beings stealing our likeness. Long before we traced the first lines to represent a human figure, we learnt to recognise ourselves in our reflection on the water. Later, we