Magenta: 15 Questions for 15 Years
You can’t exactly say the French skate industry is thriving. Quite the opposite, in fact. Which makes Magenta’s longevity all the more worth celebrating. One of France’s skateboarding gems, the brand has
Tylo, combining heavy skating and a creative approach
The first time I met Tylo was at the B(ee)R Halloween Jam. I was messing around trying some pretty dumb hippie jumps down the six stairs at the Palais de Justice when,
Frederik Andersen, standing out in the face of the homogenization of skate videos
ICONIC BEHAVIOR, Frederik Andersen’s latest project, left a strong impression on us with the quality of its filming, its sense of rhythm, and the care put into the visuals. Beyond the solid
Skating to Exist While Palestine Is Being Torn Apart
When we first heard about the film, it was through our friend Guillaume from the PSSFF, a documentary that follows Palestinian skater Aram Sabbah as he travels to Dubai in the hope
ATIBA : HIS TAKE ON MODERN SKATE PHOTOGRAPHY
Modern skate photography has given us images that have become truly iconic. Andrew Reynolds’ frontside flip through a crowd, captured by Atiba Jefferson; Josh Kalis’ tre flip over a trash can, immortalized
Mika Germond on mastering the craft of skating atypical and dangerous spots
From our print issue n°3 (January 2025) / Introduction by Fernando Paz When I moved to Lisbon two years ago, I had the chance to hang out with some really amazing skaters.
ITW: A video filmed in children’s playgrounds by Charlie Lanceplaine
Amsterdam has over 400 playgrounds, spaces usually designed for kids. But Charlie Lanceplaine saw them as potential skate spots and managed to convince his initially skeptical friends to jump into the Spring