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Text: Larissa KennedyImage: Esther Lalanne
Lateena, the Jamaican artist reclaiming riddims for trans self-love
PositionIllustrator
JoinedJune 21, 2021
Articles20
Esther is a French illustrator. She juggles between creating editorial and brands work and painting naked women.She loves to draw characters and she's interested in the representation of identities, relationships and sexuality. Her style is colourful, whimsical and expressive, and she is obsessed with hands, faces and breasts.
Text: Zoe RasbashImage: Esther Lalanne
As unfettered AI facilitates the backslide into fascism, some tech shareholders are losing profits. Could we work with them?
Text: Zoe RasbashImage: Esther Lalanne
A visit to Can Decreix, the French low-tech living lab
Text: Zoe RasbashImage: Esther Lalanne
Can carbon accounting cut through Big Tech’s vague climate pledges and force real accountability?
Text: Tara MichaelaImage: Esther Lalanne
Inclusive sex ed empowers our communities, and keeps people safe
Text: Zoe RasbashImage: Esther Lalanne
The UK’s crumbling housing stock is compounding the health, wealth and climate crises. Can a slew of new technologies solve this, or will they just widen the chasm?
Text: Zoe RasbashImage: Esther Lalanne
Three technological interventions tackling the nature deprivation crisis in marginalised communities
Text: Esther LalanneImage: Tommy H
How Germany is destroying its own arts scene to support Israel
Text: Fopé AjanakuImage: Esther Lalanne
Finding love is a little more complicated than a simple formula (or algorithm)
Text: Lotte LathamImage: Esther Lalanne
Everything you need to know about movements for the decriminalisation of sex work, why it must be central to feminist movements, how it is a global issue and resources to find out more
Text: Addis FouchéImage: Esther Lalanne
This is a story of the one time in 7 years that being a sex worker caused a break up