Domus #1080 Rare that language of what remains

that language of what remains flawed and operates when we allow ourselves to believe in it

billed as 'The Critical Journal of Photography and Visual Culture for the 21st century'

and creating hits like "Psycho Killer" and "Burning Down the House" that captured the post-baby boom generation's intense

but a superb foundation for a photography-based magazine

as much as highlighting the work of those who constructively are expanding what we still call Photography into new horizons

Domus #1080 Rare that language of what remainsThe June issue of Domus is articulated as an introspective investigation into our relationship with nature. Toshiko Mori, in her Editorial, talks about the relationship established by man with the forest. The forest has an overwhelming presence. It is symbolic and vast, it has an unfathomable extent that mirrors that of the ocean. It has witnessed the events and tragedies of history, is woven into the memory of civilization, and continues to exist as