Publisher/Kyoko Fukuda

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The third issue of Polanski, a German-based independent magazine exploring new contexts in fashion, art, and photography, is an ambitious work that reconstructs visual culture in the digital age on paper. In response to the anonymous spread of images on the web, this issue promotes "tangible visuals" and reconsiders physicality, intimacy, and distance from the subject. Featuring a number of young European photographers, including Alessandro Casagrande, the works poetically capture fragments of the everyday, nudes, and urban tranquility. Each work fluctuates between light and shadow, reality and performance, evoking an aesthetic sensibility that represents an analog resistance to the lightness of online visuals. Reexamining the relationship between "seeing" and "being seen" between fashion and art, this issue marks a milestone in presenting a new sensibility for photographic expression in the post-internet era. Limited to 500 copies, each numbered.