Welcome to 30: Issue 02
48 pages · PDF · Instant download
This second issue of Welcome to 30 continues an ongoing personal exploration of life, conducted through the lens of photography and writing.
Neither neatly structured nor fully spontaneous, this zine sits somewhere between documentation and reflection. The images were taken in passing, unplanned and observational. The writing may be more aptly described as emotional fragments—less poetry in a traditional sense, more attempts to clarify and release what continuously eludes explanation.
Titled SLIFE, a contraction of phrases like “slice of life,” “slow down, life,” “thoughts on life,” “_____’s life,” etc., this zine explores how one defines life not in grand statements, but through small, prodding questions.
If the first issue focused on entering a new decade, this one wrestles with how we take our first step through it.
For those drawn to quiet documentation, internal dialogue, and creative processing, I hope that SLIFE offers an intimate pause.
Please note, this is a digital copy of the zine in PDF format.
Welcome to 30: Issue 02
48 pages · PDF · Instant download
This second issue of Welcome to 30 continues an ongoing personal exploration of life, conducted through the lens of photography and writing.
Neither neatly structured nor fully spontaneous, this zine sits somewhere between documentation and reflection. The images were taken in passing, unplanned and observational. The writing may be more aptly described as emotional fragments—less poetry in a traditional sense, more attempts to clarify and release what continuously eludes explanation.
Titled SLIFE, a contraction of phrases like “slice of life,” “slow down, life,” “thoughts on life,” “_____’s life,” etc., this zine explores how one defines life not in grand statements, but through small, prodding questions.
If the first issue focused on entering a new decade, this one wrestles with how we take our first step through it.
For those drawn to quiet documentation, internal dialogue, and creative processing, I hope that SLIFE offers an intimate pause.
Please note, this is a digital copy of the zine in PDF format.
