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one.voice is a podcast powered by one. A space for the questions of tomorrow. How will we live, learn, and think? one.voice brings together different perspectives. Without instructions. With passion. Always hungry for ideas. For exchange. For connection. We open the discourse about tomorrow.
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The guest of the latest episode of one.voice is Belgian fashion designer Mattia Van Severen. Coming from a family of designers, Mattia spent years collaborating with and advising international fashion houses before founding his own label. In this episode, we talk about the identity of his brand, how his collections come to life, and the sources of inspiration behind his work — including the visual arts and artists such as Gordon Matta-Clark and Olafur Eliasson. We also discuss the challenges of building a young fashion label: What does it take to establish a new brand? What makes a location the right one? And, perhaps most importantly, how do to sell clothing when it’s 40 degrees outside? The conversation is in English. one. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Mattia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattia_van_severen/?hl=de
In the new episode of one.voice, we’re talking about Germany - but not in a political sense. This time, it’s about aesthetics, design, and the question of how we can rethink our own cultural identity. Fabian sits down with style icon and creative all-rounder Julian Daynov to talk about his project Neudeutsch and his vision of making German design cool, relevant, and internationally visible. We talk about bringing different disciplines and people together, creating new perspectives, and building an international platform for the next generation of young creatives. We talk about change, about daring to expect more from ourselves, and about Julian’s personal passion for constantly evolving and reinventing himself. The conversation is in German. https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ https://www.instagram.com/julian_daynov/?hl=de Rossi Website: https://rossi-fashion.com NEUDEUTSCH: https://neudeutsch-collective.com
In the new episode of one.voice , Fabian is in conversation with artist Mikołaj Sobczak, whose work moves between painting, performance and historical research. We talk about his fascination with history, his Polish roots, and the ways personal and collective memories shape the images and stories we inherit. Mikołaj shares insights into his artistic process — from researching historical figures and building complex compositions to bringing his paintings into performative spaces. The conversation also explores his recent exhibition Ancora at Capitain Petzel in Berlin, the connection between history and pop-culture, queer histories, and the recurring patterns that link different moments in time. Mikołaj is represented by Capitain Petzel. The conversation is in English. one.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Mikołaj Sobczak Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mickowhysobchack/?hl=de Capitain Petzel Website: https://www.capitainpetzel.de
In the new episode of one.voice , Fabian is in conversation with Peter Gorschlüter, director of the Museum Folkwang in Essen. Founded in 1902 by the art patron Karl Ernst Osthaus, the Museum Folkwang was created as a bridge between people and art, with the vision of making art accessible as a means of education and personal development. In this episode, we discuss how this founding idea can be interpreted today, how the museum’s new building by David Chipperfield contributes to this mission, and what role the museum’s circle of friends and recent acquisitions play in shaping its future. Peter also talks about his own journey — from developing small, independent exhibition projects to curating major museum exhibitions. We explore the large collection of the Museum Folkwang, the process of selecting new works and themes from such a rich archive, and how a museum can remain relevant in the future. Finally, we discuss sustainability in the museum context: how exhibitions can be produced more responsibly and sustainably while maintaining the highest standards of quality and experience. The conversation is in German. one. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Museum Folkwang Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/museum_folkwang/?hl=de Museum Folkwang Website: https://www.museum-folkwang.de/de
In the latest episode of one.voice , Fabian is in conversation with model and actor Paul Boche. We talk about his new film Der Heimatlose , his preparation for portraying the character Hein, and how stepping into a historical role can open up new perspectives on personal and collective ideas of Heimat. Paul shares his thoughts on the emotional work behind acting, the process of understanding a character, and how a film can create space to reflect on your own experiences. We also look back at his extraordinary journey from becoming one of the world’s most recognized male models to building a career as an actor. Paul talks about the transition between fashion and film, the freedom of transformation, playing very different characters, and how his years in New York and Berlin have shaped him. The conversation is in German. one. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Paul Boche Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulboche/?hl=de Paul Boche's PR: https://lilie2a-pr.de/kuenstlerbetreuung/
In the new episode of one.voice , Fabian meets a true constant in the German art world: Raimund Stecker. For more than 50 years, Raimund has been working alongside artists; beginning his career as a bookbinder and later becoming a curator, writer, and museum director. In this conversation, he shares his experiences and encounters with artists such as Joseph Beuys, Blinky Palermo, Otto Piene, and Jan Schoonhoven. The episode also focuses on Raimund’s most recent project: a former church in Kuckum, located near the Garzweiler open-cast mine. Here, he has created a new home for several thousand artist books, transforming a forgotten place into a cultural destination and giving the surrounding area a renewed sense of relevance and attraction. To conclude, we take a look into the future of art — exploring where artistic practices, institutions, and the relationship between artists and society might be heading. The conversation is in German. one.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/
The latest episode of one.voice features photographer Yaël Temminck, who recently released his first book, titled Anthology - a striking collection of individuals who have profoundly shaped our understanding of culture today. In conversation with Fabian, Yaël reflects on the making of the book and shares how photography became a way of reconnecting with himself. Yael discusses the art of recognizing the perfect moment, the careful process of selecting and editing images, and the unique relationship that develops between photographer and subject. Above all, the conversation explores the invisible energy photographs can hold—and the lasting emotional resonance they leave behind. The conversation is in English. https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Yaël Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Yaeltemminck/ Yaël Website: https://www.yaeltemminck.com
In the new episode of one.voice, Fabian sits down with Berlin-based design duo Jale Richert and Michele Beil. Founded by Jale and Michele in 2014, the brand has been creating exclusively unisex fashion ever since. Now, the duo has taken another step in its journey, opening their first store in a former pharmacy in Berlin. In their conversation with Fabian, they look back at the beginnings of Richert Beil and talk about their creative process, their approach to fashion, and the importance of quality, not only in the garments themselves, but also in the way they are made and experienced. They also reflect on the desire to slow down and create moments of pause in a world that seems to be moving faster and faster. The conversation moves between creative visions, the future of their brand, and their understanding of hospitality - exploring how a space can invite people to stay, connect, and experience clothes. The conversation is in German. https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ https://www.instagram.com/richertbeil/?hl=de https://www.richertbeil.com
In this episode, things get regal as Fabian meets the artist Heinrich von Wrede and the founder of PASSAGE, Victor Auberjonois, during the first edition of the PASSAGE RESIDENCY at Schloss Willebadessen. Over a bottle of wine, the three discuss the story behind Passage and the Residency, exploring how artists engage with the resources, infrastructure, and opportunities available to them. They also reflect on what it means to live and work together in a residency—learning from one another, sharing everyday life, and creating a space for exchange. The conversation naturally raises broader questions: What can still inspire a younger generation about art? And what can art offer us today? The Residency is also a concept that demonstrates an ideal form of adaptive reuse for a building that is more than 500 years old. It explores how a place like Willebadessen can be made sexy through art and what art means for us as a society. The conversation is in English. one. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Passage Residency Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/passage.residency/ Heinrich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heinrichvonwrede/ Victor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/victor_auberjonois/
In the latest episode of one.voice , Fabian sits down with Dirk Schönberger, Designer and Chief Brand Officer of MCM and VETSAK. Together, they explore the intersection of streetwear and high fashion, the evolution of the fashion industry, and why so many brand collaborations today have become overused and lost their meaning. They also discuss the iconic legacy of MCM, worn by global stars like Beyoncé, Dirk’s vision for the brand’s future, and the question of how far a brand can move beyond its roots as it evolves into a lifestyle label. The conversation is in German. one. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Dirk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dirkschoenberger/
In the second live podcast in collaboration with KÖNIG GALERIE, Fabian speaks with artist Alexander Wertheim about his exhibition FUGUE IN OXIDE. For the first time, Alexander presents a new series of large-scale works. In the conversation, he reflects on the evolution of his painting practice over the past years, his transition from spray paint to brush, and the development of his visual compositions. He also shares insights into his process — how he prepares his works, how he selects his colors, why he does not perceive his practice as provocation, but rather as a form of exploration and expression, and why he initially wanted to become a musician rather than an artist. one. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Alexander Wertheim Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexanderwertheim/?hl=de
In the new episode of one.voice, Fabian is in conversation with artist Ian Waelder. Ian‘s artistic practice explores memory and trace by connecting archival histories, language, and personal biography. Working across photography, sculpture, sound, and installation, he uses everyday materials to reflect on what remains undocumented and to question the conditions and politics of memory formation. We discuss several of his exhibitions, his relationship to his own biography, the construction of spaces within spaces, and exhibitions that function differently depending on the time of day. We also talk about the struggles of being a young artist, both during art school and in the years that follow. Ian‘s show “insert” is on view at @stuartshavemodernart until August 15. The conversation is in English. https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ https://www.instagram.com/ianwaelder/?hl=de https://ianwaelder.info
In this episode, the time has finally come: Manuel and Fabian sit down in Manuel’s apartment at Berlin’s Schinkelplatz, surrounded by his extraordinary art collection. At the heart of this episode are Manuel’s collection and his Salon Schinkelplatz, where he hosts conversations, brings people together and opens the doors of his apartment to a wider audience during Gallery Weekend and Berlin Art Week. We talk about how his collection came to life, what meaningful networking really means, and his unique approach to life; one that brings together art, entrepreneurship, and the many different fields he works in, while ultimately giving him a profound sense of personal freedom. one. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Kunstinvestments Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kunstinvestments/ Salon Schinkelplatz: https://www.salon-schinkelplatz.de
In the new episode of one.voice, Fabian sits down with Kumasi-based artist Jonathan Okoronkwo, whose studio is located directly within a scrapyard. Jonathan’s artistic practice explores the relationship between humans, technology, memory, and mortality through the transformation of discarded machine parts. In the conversation, Jonathan reflects on his fascination with machines, the role of language in his work, and his years as an art student in Ghana. Together, they discuss a time in which machines are taking over more and more human tasks - and why the distinction between humans and machines may need to be defined more clearly than ever. The conversation is in English. one. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Jonathan Okoronkwo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonathanokoronkwo/?hl=de
In this episode Fabian talks to Cologne-based architect Paul Böhm. He designed, among others, the Cologne Central Mosque and the Trier Employment Agency, and worked with his father Gottfried Böhm on the Hans Otto Theatre. Paul Böhm comes from one of Germany’s most influential architectural dynasties: his grandfather helped shape modern sacred architecture, while his father, Gottfried Böhm, was the first German Pritzker Prize winner. We talk about growing up in this legacy, dealing with expectations and criticism, and how cities like Cologne can evolve between identity, function, and the future. The conversation is in German. one. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Architekturbüro Paul Böhm Website: https://boehmarchitektur.de
There are probably few people who have already appeared on the one. profiles as often before an episode as Albrecht Fuchs. Many of our previous podcast guests have been photographed by him. Now the time has finally come: Albrecht joins Fabian to talk about his portraits of artists and cultural figures. The conversation centers on his approach to portraiture — how he encounters his subjects, what initially draws him to them, and how a sense of trust and familiarity develops over time and ultimately shapes the images. They also reflect on the quiet, understated nature of his work, and why restraint and subtle observation are key elements of his visual language. Finally, Albrecht talks about his transition from analog to digital photography, and how this shift has influenced both his working process and his way of seeing. The conversation is in German. one.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Albrecht Fuchs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fuchsalbrecht/ Albrecht Fuchs Website: https://www.albrechtfuchs.com
He is the son of one of Germany’s most influential collectors of contemporary art — yet he has carved out a path entirely of his own. Starting out as a documentary film producer, he later went on to found several off-spaces dedicated to contemporary art. Today, Alex Flick is the founder and owner of Gathering, a gallery with locations in London and Ibiza. In this episode, we talk about the gallery’s program, Alex’s personal journey, and the role Paul McCarthy played along the way. We also explore the contemporary art market, discuss long-term visions, and dive into Alex’s own perspective on the future of art and collecting. https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ https://www.instagram.com/alex.flick/ https://www.instagram.com/gathering.london/ https://www.gathering.london
Just in time for the opening of this year’s Art Basel in Basel, art collectors Lukas Jakob and Fabian Kluth discuss the passion of collecting art and what it truly means to own a work of art. Where did Lukas begin his journey as a collector? What were the first pieces he acquired? But above all, the conversation explores how art can create value beyond itself and contribute to society. Lukas recently presented parts of his collection at the Villa Merkel in Esslingen — we talk about the inspiration behind the exhibition, his fascination for the artists, scale, and public space. And, ultimately, we speak about the grief carried even by heroes. The conversation is in German. one. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Jakob Collection Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jakob_collection/
Already Goethe was fascinated by opposites: in his theory of colours, he contrasts light and darkness, and in Faust he builds on the idea of an inherent human striving that is, by nature, ultimately limited. However, he never regarded these insights as negative. On the contrary, he was deeply intrigued by the idea that opposites generate and complement one another. In the new episode of one.voice, Lilli and Zaza Lüpertz appear as two such positive opposites. The sisters speak with Fabian about their company Kubus & Kugel, the online sales of artworks, the different types of fine art prints, and what it was like growing up in an artistic household. The conversation is in German. one.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Kubus & Kugel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kubusundkugel/ Kubus & Kugel Website / Shop: https://www.kubusundkugel.com
In this episode, Fabian is in conversation with art critic, author, professor, and curator Isabelle Graw. The discussion begins with the founding of Texte zur Kunst and moves on to Isabelle’s seminars at the Städelschule in Frankfurt, opening up to a broader reflection on the relevance of art criticism today. We also explore the unique position of painting within the arts, the parallels between the auctioning of artworks and luxury designer handbags, and what the rise of autocratic leaders around the world means for the freedom of criticism and publishing. The conversation is in German. one.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_artcollection/ Isabelle Graw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isabelle_graw/
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