Serigraphy
Cut. Paste. Print. Slice. Stick.
Shape. Color. Meaning.
Past Issues
Mixed Media
Bart Lunenburg
Wood that burns, breathes, shifts.
Math and structure, but alive. A house you could
live in, if only it would stop transforming.
Illustration
BD Graff
Bees buzz if you listen close.
Color drips like honey.
Still lifes that refuse to sit still.
Mixed Media
The Shape of a Feeling
Hair, but not just hair. A thread that ties culture, individuality, community. Woven into something bigger than itself.
Painting
Hugo Rocci
WHIMSICAL. A key drooping against a wall. SURREALIST. A plastic bag whispering in the wind. SMILE. You just did.
Painting
Figures stretch, slip, spill into space.
Depth twists, angles warp.
Nothing stays, where you left it.
Photography
Harriet Browse
Snap. Flash. Real. Perfection is a myth. So why chase it? The best stories don’t wait for permission. Here’s a few great ones. Shh…listen with your eyes.
Illustration
Timo Kuilder
Look at the space between the lines. Really look. That’s where the story lives. The rest is just the lovely frame around it.
Visual Art
Kalle Hellzén
To say I understand it would be a lie.
To know is overrated.
To feel? Now we're getting somewhere.
Photography
Latoya Van Der Meeren
Write it. Shoot it. Save it. Keep track.
Life as a draft, an archive—shifting, circling,
anchored in what matters most.
Photography
Mark Van Den Brink
Movie stills from a film that was never made. A memory of a time that never existed. And yet—you swear you were there.
Serigraphy
Mirjam Dijkema
Posters on walls, ink on hands, eyeballs seeing across the city. A translation of someone else's sense of self—pulling strangers in, turning sidewalks into galleries.
Illustration
Avalon Nuovo
Reality, but with a better color palette. A mood, a direction, a playful glow. Like opening the curtains in the middle of winter, just to let the sun in.
Visual Art
Mirka Laura Severa
It doesn’t matter if it really happened. If the story’s this good, It’s real to me.
Visual Art
Sometimes a map is not just a map.
Seasons stitched into stories.
The most technical thing
turned human, textured, art.