Marek Bartek

Someone will tell you Lunchmeat has a “no-headliner attitude”. But the truth is every artist is the headliner at Lunchmeat. Every performance carries that weight, that sense of something unrepeatable. And the festival's production makes sure of it: the sound, the light, the spatial design all conspire to give each artist the conditions to fully land. Case in point, Saturday's opening set at 20:00 was The Bug. The Concert Hall was almost at full capacity. Is that what we imagine an opening slot to be?

The collection includes both earthy, weathered shades and much more striking metallics. What was the process of balancing these contrasts and how they tie into the desert inspiration? I think something I do very instinctively with make up is to juxtapose different textures and tones for modernity and balance. Introducing the more earthy, weathered colors of the cheek and lip products was not only to evoke the ‘desert girl’ vibe but also because it grounds the metallic eyes.

Your name represents the idea of different people coming together as one. What does that idea mean to you personally, almost three years into your career? Kamden: I feel like we’re only just getting started. As we spend more time together, I think we’re developing a chemistry that’s uniquely ours, and our thoughts and ideas are becoming more and more in sync. I hope you’ll look forward to everything we’ll show you in the future.