Dreamer

Chris Labrooy sculpture of yellow racing driver and Porsche 911

The inspiration behind the Porsche art: why Chris Labrooy dreams big

Fresh from creating his stunning Dream Big. installation during Miami Art Week, the leading digital artist explains how he brought his virtual designs to life, his appreciation for Porsche cars and how he sees NFTs as a gateway to great new art
Aeron is standing behind the counter at Kappou, focused on preparing a dish.

Chef Aeron Choo: Never Accept “No”

Aeron on mastering Japanese cuisine, despite facing gender stereotypes and other traditional beliefs in Japan.
Krithin Paul Pereira at his desk, working on a drawing of a Porsche.

Krithin Paul Pereira: A dreamer without limits

Krithin on his passion for Porsche and his dream to design a new kind of sports car.

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