Issue #01

In “Tenderness” issue, 16 artists from around the world took part in an editorial experiment where the theme emerged organically from the submitted artworks

Featured • Elisabetta Spinelli
Elisabetta Spinelli from Switzerland is a photographer who creates exclusively in black and white. This...
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Featured • Iracha Muthuri
“As an artist I’ve always tried to create something I am proud with.” Through unedited,...
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Featured • Antti Hintsa
Hintsa’s photographs are like wounds raw to the touch—sensitive, tender, and stomach-churning. The hypnotic visual...
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Featured • Mike Hamar
A promoter of authenticity and, in a way, an ambassador of the unrepresented, the photographer...
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Featured • Nasos Karabelas
Karabelas is, in a way, a metaphysical poacher, trapping and collecting feelings within his photographs,...
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Featured • Amanda Deastri
The imagery of duality, inside and outside, mirrors the author: "I’m an introvert with many...
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Featured • Miri Moser
Despite extreme closeness, Miri’s work does not feel like an intrusion but a pure appreciation...
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Featured • Chris Climaco
Through black and white tones and unexpected angles, the author reaches toward connection. Loneliness turned...
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Featured • Sofie Rutten
Sofie’s work emanates melancholy, symmetry, and the raw softness of self-portraits tangled in nature and...
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Featured • Adéla Svoboda
Describing art as a method of coping with life's challenges, Adéla Svoboda traces not only...
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