Believe - Jonas Lindstroem democracyBELIEVE is a photographic essay imagined by Lindstroem which reads as an elegy to our world. As someone who belongs to the new wave of image makers, his mission has been to question and reveal the veracity of our experiences. We are being asked to recognise, to feel. Not to think, to Believe, not judge. It is to see our human connection and disconnection ; our intimacy and alienation as we live amongst each other in a challenging yet extraordinary
Tracking this flow reveals the point at which international trade policy meets individual lives
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Palestinian liberation struggle
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Juli Zeh tells the breathtaking story of two small children who
though thoroughly self-reflective
Te Magazine does not only consist of valuable texts but it is work of art itself – the magazine is sewn and glued so you can fully open it
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material identification
Also featured in this issue: American novelist Emma Cline (photography by Caroline Tompkins and interview by Lola Kramer)
the feeble and the disabled
protest signs