Nestled in the historic city of Larnaca, against a backdrop of shimmering shores and sun-kissed buildings, the Larnaca Biennale stands tall as Cyprus's grandest art celebration. Since its inception, the Biennale has grown exponentially, both in stature and attendance. With more than 25,000 visitors gracing its last edition, it is not just the biggest art and culture event in Cyprus but also one that is awaited by international art aficionados.

Close your eyes and allow the whispers of the Mediterranean to tickle your ears: Embark on a voyage not just across landscapes, but across epochs. Dive into an AI-illuminated world where the boundaries of heritage, fashion, and futuristic realms blend seamlessly. 

Eisa Baddour's groundbreaking art project, 'Get Him Off Your Back', invites us all to a critical conversation about gender-based violence. More than just a call to action, it's a daring look into our societal norms and attitudes. This isn't just about a black spot on a woman's back, it's about our collective responsibility to wash it away. 

Artist Stella Kapezanou challenges postfeminism and stereotypes through her thought-provoking paintings titled 'Riches and Bitches.' By redefining the image of black women, she aims to reposition them in Western societies and question the notion of the Californian dream. Her artwork shares insights on her contribution to promoting female empowerment, exploring narratives of connection, perception, and representation. 

In this insightful interview, we delve into the artistic world of Michalis Charalambous, a visionary artist whose work explores the evolving role of technology, the essence of being human, and the transformative impact of AR and VR technology on the art landscape. 

Yev Kravt's work encompasses a range of creative, cultural, and social initiatives. As an international curator, she discovers vibrant art scenes and hidden art treasures in exciting cities, from Amsterdam to Dubai. Her main motivations are social change and inclusion. L'Officiel Austria spoke with her about art, inspiration, and the importance of home, the theme of her current exhibition, the Larnaca Biennale.