Te Magazine - No.1 Lost Society

Te Magazine - No.1 Lost SocietyThere cannot be more possibilities and layers of complexity embodied in food throughout human development. On one hand, it constructed a system that assembles taste, cultural memory and historical movements; on the other hand, the correlation between food and geography provides a hidden motivation to examine human behaviours and social transformation. This inaugural issue of te magazine adopts Ye Wuji's "The Lost Society" as the central theme. The

He was following the chatter about an ambitious new techno club: one without a name

It appears with the exhibition ‘One can build a table for 425 books’ at Sitterwerk and contains a selection of photographs made between 2001 and 2021 by fellow designer and studio mate Hans Gremmen

not for educational or other purposes but out of respect for a world which he did not want to dominate but to partake in

at the same time reconstruct the relationship between food and geography

gas stations

which was edited by Charles Dickens

The more we read (not intending to say that we read a lot)

shady negotiations between inhabitants

D is conceived as a magazine focusing on drawing as a practice and a medium

as well as politically defining our society

offers up artistic depictions of loneliness

having recently graduated the Jan van Eyck Academy in Maastricht