Angelica Frey

Angelica Frey is a visual-culture writer and lowbrow-culture evangelist based between Milan and Boston. Notable clients and publications include the Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, New York Magazine, ArtNews, Art & Object, and Artsy.

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Articles by Angelica Frey

Two tablets sit upright at an angle on a cement bench. One features the Semafor homepage, the other features Clem Shepherd's portfolio homepage.

Linework is on the rise, and it’s defying infinite scroll

Web brutalism has been popular for years. Now, designers are riffing on minimalist linework in new ways—and for new industries.

Three phone viewports show different stages of an "inflatable" 3D type design in process.

How 'work in progress' content took over the internet

Why the design process, rather than the finished product, is starting to get online traction (and views in the millions).

A model in a blue turtleneck stands at an angle with her head turned in front of an olive green background. Parts of the photograph are intentionally pixelated, and have coding text layered over it.

Loewe's 8-bit hoodie was peak videogame core. But digital fashion is turning away from gamer tropes

Futuristic fashion used to be synonymous with sci-fi video games. Now online spaces are breaking free of the aesthetic they helped create.

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