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  • Swan & Faces
    Crista Leonard

    Crista developed a deep sense of people and places, and a curiosity for the stories behind significant objects and unspoken moments.

  • Writing, Thoughts and Dreams with
    Coco Capitán

    Photographers use images to translate the world. Coco Capitán also uses words. Born in Spain and now living in London, she tells Tide about the daily writings that inspire her work.

The raw beauty of ordinary life

  • Last Fire At Watermill
    Assia Turquier Zimmerman

    In 2018, Némo Flouret and I graduated. Him a dancer-choreographer, me a social anthropologist. I had just completed a thesis on radical imagination and the Occupy Wall Street movement, (“To carry this raging thirst into eternity”).

  • The Cry Of Blackbirds, The Hiss Of Snakes
    Laura Marie Cieplik & Lenio Kaklea

    To rest in the shade, pale and thoughtful, by a sun-hot garden wall. Listening among thorns and brushwood to the cry of blackbirds, the hiss of snakes.

The Self and the Other:
A photographic dialogue
Roni Horn

  • Entangled Stories:
    Hearing and Cinema By
    Zahra Tavassoli Zea

    “How was it?” “Well, I’m not sure you’d have liked it. It was incredibly loud. You’d have to wear earplugs.”

  • Bettina Pittaluga

    The way I felt that autumn morning was unlike anything I had experienced before. I knew there was no way back to the slope I'd just descended.

Ordinary Talks
A Podcast By Tide Magazine

42 Minutes With
Rebekka Deubner

Just like in my old apartment, I feel like I'm inside a cube, almost like an extension of my mind. There's a kind of reflection between what's going on in my head and what happens in my home.