Visual artist Kristina Nagel lives and works in Berlin. The overknees research was web archaeology with a spin and the first edition of her project printed visual studies. She autistically collected ebay images on-topic for a year. So there will follow three more zines with investigative photo researches. Subjects will vary.
TISSUE is happy to introduce you to yet another interesting Ukrainian artist: Vladislav Andrievsky is a young photographer from Kiev. He grants insights into his city’s youth culture by shooting photos of friends, his town, travels and environment he lives in. He made this series about his friend Olga Pavlenko and her newfound approach to […]
“Instead of military service the state should send every young adult to a Third World country for a year to make ends meet without a credit card. I believe that this would change the attitude of humanity a lot.” It was something like that the ethnologist told me with whom I was in Zambia among […]
Anastasiia Chorna is a young artist from Ukraine, born in Odessa, in 1991, the year communist rule collapsed. Her art is deeply inspired by post-soviet culture and architecture.
Some still hold love and music to be the universal languages. Whereas we belief that wurst is bridging the gap between the cultures. In the case of Sucuk und Bratwurst it is the one between orient and occident. We don’t know whether it is due to their excessive consumption of Wurst, but these four artists […]
Kieran Behan spent a couple of weeks deep down in Mexico’s jungle where she shot this series on Impossible Project sx-70 and 600 film. This is the second part of her surreal travel diary.
Jack Greer is a multidisciplinary fine artist with a versatile body of work. He looks like he is fully with art – he takes it very seriously and spends most of his time in his studio – at the end of the day being an artist is a job.
Ukrainian photographer Sergey Melnitchenko lives and works in Chengdu, China. In his ongoing photo series Polaroids From China he captures everything new to him in his first stay abroad.
Phoebe Kiely’s main body of work stems from curiosity. The Manchester-based photographer mostly uses the street to shoot her images, capturing obscure objects and places that have an unexpected inherent beauty.
“I’ve always been really anxious”, confesses Jessy Lanza. That’s hard to believe considering the Canadian producer is set to release her sophomore album “Oh No” on Kode 9’s label Hyperdub in May. TISSUE Magazine sits down with Jessy to talk about producing her second LP with her longtime friend Jeremy Greenspan (one half of electronic […]
