The Letter
(
2025)
Publication dedicated to creative processes, art, poetry, and essays.
The project functions as a curated platform to investigate, select, and compile cultural content. Conceived as a resource for those seeking artistic inspiration, the publication is built upon a conceptual exploration centered on written and expressed emotions.
The art direction draw from personal archives, immediate surroundings, and specific cultural touchstones. The publication is inspired by the digital culture of the mid-2000s, linked to early blogging platforms and networks like MySpace, which allowed for greater freedom in self-expression and individual imagery. In contrast to today's internet dynamics, which are heavily regulated by algorithms and behavioral conventions, The Letter reclaims the analogue weight of journaling and the written word. Visually, the project references the aesthetics of 90s shoegaze and dream-pop music, combining an oneiric atmosphere with imagery of nature, cinematic stills, and personal memories.
The editorial content is formally organized into six distinct sections. Across its pages, the publication covers artist features, song lyric analyses, raw confessions, and theoretical reflections. Additionally, it includes the exploration of film scripts and a research section dedicated to uncovering previously unpublished texts and thoughts from various writers.