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No matter what nationality, people from all over the world come together. They are all individuals with strengths and weaknesses, and at first glance, everyone seems different. Indeed, they are different and seem to be lucky because their life is characterized by Human Rights that protect them regardless of race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or social origin, property, birth, or other status.

During New York Fashion Week I got to meet and engage with so many different characters. Every shot taken is unique, but the photographs do not correspond with reality. A photo captures just one moment, as seen through my camera’s lens.

Facts about the zine:
24 pages, 21 x 29,7 cm
Paper: Classic gloss 250 g/m²
Link to the zine on www.issue.com

Daniel Lichterwaldt – www.lichterwaldt.at

Lennard James is a 2D digital graphic designer residing in Atlanta, Georgia. His current project is titled „Golf Cream“. The concept is a pop art spin on popular ice cream products playing golf.

Poolscapes brings together two connected bodies of work—“The Pool” (2002–05) and “Poolscapes” (2009–12)—focused on the motif of the swimming pool and realized over the course of ten years.

Nic Caruccio has been painting all his life, but really started taking it seriously in college at Columbia College Chicago. After graduating, Nic started focusing on developing his own style and subject matter.

On the 13th of April – after three months of productive meetings and a lot of fun, we had a release party for our first issue, which started at the Improper Walls Gallery and continued at Mutzenbacher.

Shira Barzilay lives in Tel Aviv, Israel. She creates her art out of a deep and emotional spot with a cheerful disposition. In this exclusive interview, she told us more about her work and her daily routine.

Photographer Stephan Würth has taken his passion for the sport and transformed it into Tennis Fan, a collection of black and white photographs that he took on Kodak film over the past ten years.

Sojin Park was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea. As a kid, she always loved making something with her own hands. After graduating a design college in Korea, she studied fashion and art further.

In his first solo exhibition Benjamin Weber shows works which reflect different aspects and theories about time. His oeuvre touches physical themes as the chaos theory and relativity theory.

Sany Lerner has always been intrigued by how many colors can affect our visual space. The difference between the background and the simulations in the painting creates a different view of reality.

For the 58th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, the Lithuanian Pavilion transforms the interior of a historic quayside building within the Marina Militare complex into an lit beach.

Lost Paradise is the teaser for the eponymous art performance starring artist/activist Franzine Maria. The one-shot follows the stark contrast within the expressions of our narcism.

In the world of dogma you believe in perfect things. Consuming the ready ideas / cliches to get blind. But once your eyes notice it, you are no longer blind. Now you see something.