Episode 4 'The Way Home'
Episode 4 'The Way Home'
Specifications
- Format: 21 × 28 cm (8.3 × 11 inches)
- Pages: 340
- Weight: 1.5 kg
- Edition: Limited to 800 numbered copies
- Language: English
- Made in: Germany
Artists of this Episode:
Ozzy Wrong, Anrielle Hunt, Hugo Scheubel, Nano Le Face, Marisol Mendez, Kailynn Van Der Waal, Mark Sommerfeld, Jack Bool, Kaitlin Maxwell, Emma Lee Smit, Holly Gable, Alva Le Febvre, Charlott Malmenholt, Mani D’Pietra, Juan Brenner, grotesk.group, Harald Schaack, Tim Hunkemöller, Nelly Pavlovna, Dennis Sokolowski, Valentin Löllmann, Emma Luithle, Tim Hill, Fabian Franck, Marisol Mendez, Lulu Lin, Demi Kerkhof, Chau Luong, Salomon Lighthelm, Joe Perri, Rachel Taylor, Sulah Jordan, Jannis Zell, Maja Elders, Pembroke King, Arinc Ce, Erlira Latifi, Ines Marquez, Bear Intentions
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Welcome. How are you feeling?
It's been a long journey, but we're almost there.Over the past two years, we have connected with artists from all over the world, exchanged ideas, and introduced them to our team of writers. Together, we have created stories—through photography, illustration, poetry, music, and film—that reflect what The Way Home stands for or what it can mean.With this as our starting point, we hope to arrive at a sense of belonging—a state where we feel at peace and in union with what truly matters to each of us. These pages will not provide universal answers or final destinations. Instead, they will create space for new perspectives and inspire a sense of awe for the ambiguity we all hold.
Welcome to 'The Way Home'
These are the people we shared the journey this with so far. We hope you can embark on your own path, inspired.
Jannis Zell
He drew his own personal way home onto the cover in which he takes us on a journey on becoming the artist he is today. Jannis also opened up his archive to us, which accompanied by an interview takes you along for his first steps. Click the button below to learn more about him and take a look into our interview with him.
Juan Brenner
The Guatemalan photographer sent us some voice notes about our favorite images from his book: Marvelous Phenomena
Sulah Jordan
As an ambient guitar and bass musician, she diffuses her meditative mantras throughout the Bay Area. Her artistry is evident in her first EP, which she recently released, titled Lady Bug.
Kaitlin Maxwell
Kaitlin’s photography serves as a window into her life, exploring the intersections of themes such as self-reflection, identity, sexuality, femininity, and objectification.
Chau Luong
Born and raised in Stuttgart, Germany, to Vietnamese parents, Chau's journey into the world of art began at a young age, driven by a natural talent for drawing and a deep-seated shyness that found expression through making art.
Ozzy Wright
An Australian pro surfer and artist who goes by the pseudonym Ozzy Wrong, seamlessly blends my two greatest passions in life – surfing and art – into one fantastic life.
Holly Gable
When you’re eight and a half months pregnant and a lorry crashes into your car from behind.
grotesk.group
The group turned their human brains towards the topic of communication. Taking a look at the different paths our lives take, transforming them into lines, which occasionally cross but never seem to change course.
Marisol Mendez
Marisol is among a select group of artists who are creating and redefining that image on the global stage. Through research-led and self-initiated projects, she blends a fashion photography background with photojournalism.
Salomon Ligthelm
Salomon Ligthelm is a self-taught filmmaker who’s produced work that has garnered recognition around the world.
Tim Hill
The son of a classical music teacher, Tim Hill grew up in Whittier, California, surrounded by music and an extensive array of instruments, which he began playing at a young age.
Hugo Scheubel & Nano
Hugos essay lea season, captures the tension and unresolved feelings between two former lovers with the poetic illustrations by @nanoleface.
Alva Le Febvre
Alva considers photography a sport and looks for the imperfect perfection, taking countless images and manipulating them in her beloved darkroom.
Mark Sommerfeld
Mark Sommerfeld on his project 8155 — a body of work made between India and Scotland almost a decade ago, that shaped not only his photographic practice but also the notion of where he belongs.
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Episode 4 'The Way Home'
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Mark Sommerfeld
Mark Sommerfeld on his project 8155 — a body of work made between India and Scotland almost a decade ago, that shaped not only his photographic practice but also the...
Mark Sommerfeld
Mark Sommerfeld on his project 8155 — a body of work made between India and Scotland almost a decade ago, that shaped not only his photographic practice but also the...
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Alva Le Febvre
In Alva Le Febvre’s work, objects are eerily positioned as dead materia with an inherent potential of violence or play. Engaging with the work is an invitation to a place...
Alva Le Febvre
In Alva Le Febvre’s work, objects are eerily positioned as dead materia with an inherent potential of violence or play. Engaging with the work is an invitation to a place...
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Tim Hill
The son of a classical music teacher, Tim Hill grew up in Whittier, California, surrounded by music and an extensive array of instruments, which he began playing at a young...
Tim Hill
The son of a classical music teacher, Tim Hill grew up in Whittier, California, surrounded by music and an extensive array of instruments, which he began playing at a young...
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