Humaning

Humaning 09 Sep 2026
Who said you’re supposed to tone it down with age? At 76, Ann-Britt – Finland’s best-dressed great-grandmother – is still playing dress-up. Pearls with T-shirts, flea market treasures, Mickey Mouse brooches, and whatever else feels right that day.
Humaning 27 Aug 2026
CYBER has never fit neatly into one genre or identity. The Icelandic duo builds worlds where industrial pop meets hip-hop, confession turns theatrical, and beauty sits beside distortion — an ongoing performance that shapeshifts with every release.
Humaning 18 Aug 2026
Once known for a golden baritone and a televised debut, Jüri Pootsmann has grown quieter — more inward, more selective, more at home away from the spotlight than in it.
Humaning 07 Aug 2026
Alina-Mariia Hodz, a Helsinki-based lead product designer, mixes grunge, soft femininity, and workwear – dressing by feeling rather than rules. Together with Eva-Liisa, Alina makes a case for wearing the good stuff now. No special occasion required.
Humaning 05 Jul 2026
Text by Diandra Rebase
Foreteeth opens Issue 03, the Hellenistic Age, the era when sculpture finally dropped the pose and started showing real people. That's the spirit the whole issue runs on: a short introduction to, and an aftermath of, all the stories featured in the mag.
Humaning 30 May 2026
Story by Liisi Voolaid
After years of admiring Karina Rozunko’s style, technique and presence in the water, Liisi Voolaid unexpectedly found herself paddling out next to her at a small break in an Indonesian village. What followed was this conversation.
Humaning 19 Apr 2026
Leela Cherry Wong moves like a story you can’t look away from. From chasing music in LA to coming out as a trans woman, she’s reshaped her life on her own terms. Now, through pole, she finds flight: freedom, resilience, and radical self-expression.
Humaning 22 Mar 2026
Sonya Mantere’s collaboration with her mother explores ageing, beauty, and control through staged role-play. Eva-Liisa met up with the duo to explore this shifting lens on how women are seen and how they see themselves. Here's some realness on womanhood.