Stuck Magazine

× present POST HUMAN — pre-order now online! Link in bio!

Limited edition: 100 of 500 copies available

Set against the backdrop of a modern-day dystopia — a world shaped by war, climate crises, social divides, and the reversal of hard-won progress — POST HUMAN explores what it means to be human in the digital age.

This independently produced hardback (240 × 240 mm) brings together 21 international photographers, each probing the shifting boundaries between humanity and technology. Through their lens, they navigate creativity, identity, and the tension of living in a rapidly evolving world.

A carefully curated anthology for collectors, thinkers, and image lovers alike 👽
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Participating artists:
andrea.dauria





mavropoulou






joset




Contributing writer & editor

Nostalgia as Formative Souvenir and Extensive Influence of the Future

Tim Jacobus - cover illustrator of the Goosebumps book series



If you grew up in the 90s you most probably came across the Goosebumps book series by author R.L. Stine and its iconic cover illustrations by colleague and New Jersey artist Tim Jacobus. Over a period of 12 years, Tim illustrated over a hundred book covers while Stine was writing new content, sometimes even creating four illustrations in one month — not forgetting that this was all made in a time when digital tools and computers were still far from standard in the creative industries. Good on ya Tim…

Saturated colour schemes, warped perspectives, and a trace of scare: these are all distinctive features of Goosebumps that [us] kids took a liking to that still transport us back to the 90s today. This combined with a smart distribution strategy by publisher Scholastic led to Goosebumps’ success and its status as a delightful nostalgic artefact that transcends time.

Issue002 - all that is new is well-forgotten old
from page 070 to 083

non-commercial ad features in “all that is new is well-forgotten old”:

page 4 - Timberland bag by Haram
page 2 - Scoubidou by Cretine
page 60 - Beauty and the Beast by SCR4P3R x Xe
page 94 - siganture pattern on lamp by Zephyr Christakos-Gee .cg
page 96 - The Mosshelter by Marco Cesari
page 98 & 99 - Trollpietra by Heimat der Katastrophe

p̶r̶i̶m̶i̶t̶i̶v̶ism: ‘A sense of Return’; anti format.

new edition's [all that is new is well-forgotten old] showcase and conceptual manifestation built with spiritual technologies .technologies

t-shirt [collector's piece] and magazine are now available online via www.stuck-magazine.com

We want to thank everybody for coming. A special thanks goes to the team of spiritual technologies and Giri .berlino as hosts and to all the contributor's who have shaped this wonderful issue with their written, visual and spoken input. This has been a wonderful journey with all of you! xx

musical accompanying was provided by:

b2b



performative intervention:

5 days left to get your printed edition! 😈

We are taking an artistically curatorial approach to nostalgia.
..It’s a nebulous concept, at once a feeling and an idea, both a symptom and a sensation:
"all that is new is well-forgotten old"

Read more about the issue and preorder now via startnext - link in bio