New publication hube (which takes its name from the words ‘human’ and ‘be’) explores the world around us through the lenses of art, architecture, fashion, philosophy and more. It’s a…

New publication hube (which takes its name from the words ‘human’ and ‘be’) explores the world around us through the lenses of art, architecture, fashion, philosophy and more. It’s a thick, well-produced bible of visual culture as it is now and how it might be in the coming decades. An interesting addition to the art/fashion/futures mix. On the cover of this inaugural issue, it’s a blue-hued portrait of the Antwerp-based, Belgian designer Walter Van Beirendonck. In the featured interview, Beirendonck tells Ira Solomatina: ‘We need new eyes to see the future.’