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Editor’s Note

A note from the editor regarding this first issue, reflecting on the theme Human. Released January 2018.

An Interview with Edward Zorab

We spoke to filmmaker Edward Zorab on his inspirations and discuss his new film Junk Mail starring Joe Wilkinson. Photography by Josien Van Oostveen.

An Interview with Brad Leach

We spoke with photographer Brad Leach on his process and influences as a photographer and gained a further look into his confectionary coloured world.

Mutation Crooks by Nicoletta

This beautiful photographic series entitled examines the fragility and intimacy of one's body post surgery.

Mia Bradley Evans

We met with the dancer Mia Bradley Evans to document her movement and she shared her thoughts and experiences on dedication, movement and seeking opportunity.

It’s Not by Roisin Branigan

Unless I verbally ask for it

I'm not ‘asking for it’

An Interview with Lydia Saskia

We interviewed the illustrator and learned about the process and influences of her blunt, chaotic and personal work.

An Interview with Hipster Trash

We spoke to Aoibheann Flanagan Gill and Sinead Pokall who make up the musical duo Hipster Trash

An Interview with Ann Marie Amick

We spoke to New York based photographer and painter about the human form, intimacy and 'No Apologies'.

Where are you my friend? by Dana Halliday

You say something that makes me laugh, although I can’t now recall what it was. My smile doesn't fade, and I feel happy to be here - with you.

An Interview with Maija Sofia

We spoke with Maija Sofia making waves in the music industry with her poweful songs.

‘In an interview with Nan Goldin, she describes her work as 'about the condition of being human: the pain, the ability to survive, and how difficult that is.' I think that’s about right, but I think there has to be a place for joy in that definition too. Joy is Human.’

Emily Lohan

We sneak a peek into the vast documented work of artist Emily Lohan's sketchbooks and talk about the process behind them.

Three Poems by Jordan Lydon

i feel for your face and

i look for your body.

it is here, but i am not

A Day In Summer by Francis Jones

We witness a beautiful and intimate insight in Francis Jones prose and photography piece A Day In Summer

Oisin Donnellan

Poem from Oisin Donnellan entitled The Smile

Lauren Conway

A curated selection of works this fine artist and illustrator.

Chloe Austin

A selection of works by this engaging artist that explores gender and womanhood and how these concepts are perceived in modern society.

This Is Not The Poem You Wanted by Daniel Mulcahy

This is the poem that says

There are only walls, and why should you care?

Show Us What Makes You Human

We interviewed three individuals with this issue's theme in mind on what it means to be human.