ZUG, Switzerland - TelAve -- The most beautiful moments often wait just around the corner. On streets we pass without a second thought, in the quiet that settles in the middle of the day, in the light that falls unexpectedly across a façade. Only when we pause do we uncover the layers that give everyday life its depth and color.

The new issue of Artistic Hub Magazine invites readers to explore those layers. From Belgrade's Dorćol and Kalemegdan, through the lively heart of Marseille and the serene rooftops of Andermatt, this edition traces the art of living across places, textures, and moments that often escape our gaze.

The issue bridges art, design, travel, and gastronomy, offering a panoramic view of contemporary creativity and the ways it shapes our sense of beauty and belonging.

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Fashion visionary Iris van Herpen turns movement into light and sound, while the Porsche 963 RSP connects memory and future. Artists such as Willi Dorner, Janih Ch. Lüthi, Beatrice Sartori, Valentina Murabito, Mirko Reisser (DAIM), and Haochen He reflect on space, emotion, and perception through powerful visual narratives.

In gastronomy, three-Michelin-star chef Sven Wassmer reveals how flavor can become memory, while Elaste 1980–1986 revives a decade when art, music, and design spoke the same language. From forgotten European desserts to the quiet of winter interiors, this issue celebrates the details that make everyday life an art form.

Artistic Hub Magazine is an international lifestyle publication from Switzerland, dedicated to culture, design, architecture, travel, and the aesthetics of living. The magazine is available in print across Europe and digitally worldwide through PressReader, Zinio, and Magzter.

Because just around the corner, there is always something worth seeing, feeling, and sharing.