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Hypebeast Magazine “Mania” Issue 25
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ISSUE 25: THE MANIA ISSUE
For HYPEBEAST Magazine’s commemorative 25th edition, they chose to focus on “Mania” – the blindsided obsession, the fixation driven almost to the point of madness that serve as apt descriptors for our culture of blind materialism today.
Within this issue, different facets of mania are explored – careers which require decades of intense concentration such as that of a chef, visual artist, craftsman, athlete – as well as sectors situated at the epicenter youth (and adult) fixation including video games and football.
HYPEBEAST asked the man who often finds himself in the thick of it all, Takashi Murakami, to front this issue’s cover with one of his instantly recognizable works – along with a resealable box that comes in three colorways. He speaks about the darker side to his works, and his journey to becoming one of the most prolific contemporary artists of today
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