The Art of Saros
Five years after Returnal, Housemarque returns with a denser object, more narrative, more openly assumed. Saros works as a dilation: it keeps the choreography of neon bullets, the atmosphere of creeping dread,…
Five years after Returnal, Housemarque returns with a denser object, more narrative, more openly assumed. Saros works as a dilation: it keeps the choreography of neon bullets, the atmosphere of creeping dread,…
In 1969, in the Columbia Records studios in New York, Miles Davis shook up the music scene by recording the album Bitches Brew. At that precise moment, something strange and fascinating was…
Our bodies don’t belong to us. Not totally. Not really. What we perceive as a stable entity, flesh defined by precise limits, is in reality a malleable material, in perpetual change. Growing,…