Fernando Nunez

Fernando Nunez

Fernando Nunez is an editor at Visual Atelier 8, contributing to the publication focus on contemporary art, design, architecture, fashion, technology, and creative culture. His editorial work highlights emerging and established creatives through curated features, interviews, and project-based storytelling for an international audience.
Cover artwork for Sylva Faye track "WRAITHSONG".

Sylva Faye: WRAITHSONG

Sylva Faye’s “WRAITHSONG” turns the language of haunting into a record of trying to outlive it. “Red sky / Black morning” establishes a world already under pressure, while “hang up on the demons calling” gives that pressure a concrete action.…

Cover artwork for The Free States track "Most of All".

The Free States: Most of All

The Free States approaches “Most of All” from a songwriting practice built around patience and construction rather than performance. The project belongs to American songwriter Shaun Lyons, who developed an early fascination with recording and became more interested in building…

Cover artwork for UNPAVED track "Shine".

UNPAVED: Shine

UNPAVED’s “Shine” builds its meaning from a few repeated words, turning “every breath im braking through” and “every step im finding you” into a mantra about movement toward connection. Resonating with the empowering rhythmic vitality found in Yemi Alade, The…

Extended Blundering featured visual on Visual Atelier 8.

Extended Blundering

Extended Blundering’s “Deflated Souffle” and “Humanize Me” turn found sounds into two different encounters with the world around them. The first began with recordings made while watching a marching band warm up before a Fourth of July parade, while the…

Tara Lily: Break The Motion

Tara Lily makes “Break The Motion” sound suspended between movement and interruption, using a slow-burning blend of spectral jazz, alternative R&B and fractured electronica to resist a clean forward motion—an alluring nocturnal fluidity that complements the sultry, dancefloor-driven romantic plea…

Cover artwork for Mackwood track "Sammy".

Mackwood: Sammy

Mackwood gives “Sammy” a sense of motion that comes from the relationship between jazz and the dancefloor rather than from either one alone. The track reflects his description of “Future Jazz, born in the dance,” with rhythm taking the lead…

Cover artwork for Twin Ritual track "Suffocate".

Twin Ritual: Suffocate

Twin Ritual makes “Suffocate” a song about staying close to someone whose pain cannot be reached by love alone. The promise to remain patient sits beside the recognition that some suffering belongs to the person carrying it, giving the song…

Cover artwork for Some Days Are Darker track "Memorize You".

Some Days Are Darker: Memorize You

Some Days Are Darker’s “Memorize You” turns devotion into something darker, where intimacy and destruction become inseparable. The opening frames the relationship as something out of step with the world around it, before “I want to memorize you” narrows that…

Cover artwork for Pablo alto track "Capsule".

Pablo alto: Capsule

Pablo Alto’s “Capsule” turns the search for an easy escape into a contradiction between wanting to understand reality and finding ways to soften it. The song opens with “All we put into you is saved from all the elements,” before…