Contributors Gian Luca Amadei is a visiting researcher at the Interdisciplinary Death & Culture Network at the University of York. p. 146 Zara Arshad constantly feels out of place. p. 81 Crystal Bennes is an artist, as well as an architecture and design writer. p. 107 Bowy Chan aims to discover the beauty of the unaware. p. 81 Thomas Chéné alternates between personal projects and work for the press, including M le Monde, Wallpaper*, Air France Magazine, and The Telegraph. p. 107 Ramak Fazel has a particular interest in storage and archiving, with his work including Milan Unit, an archival project that unfolded over 15 years. p. 22
Jermaine Francis now believes he is the fourth member of Larry Heard’s Fingers Inc, and has realised where Ainsley Harriott has been hiding all these years. p. 98 Fabian Frinzel is a photographer based in Munich. p. 129 Theresa Marx works between London and Berlin. p. 49 Ekin Özbiçer practices across documentary photography and film media. p. 65 Katia Porro manages to juggle working between art and design, despite her innate clumsiness. p. 154 Nina Power spends too much time thinking about Dürer’s Melencolia I but also loves being outside, thank goodness. p. 158
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Vera Sacchetti has become partial to coloured sand. p. 65 Simon Skuteli is an artist, photographer, writer, reader, viewer, son, boyfriend and father. p. 161 Will Wiles’s third novel, Plume, will be published in May 2019. It’s a hallucinatory satire about alcoholism, magazine journalism and the London property market. p. 98 Alex Wiltshire is currently working on two books: one about the early Japanese game industry, and the other about the history of home computers. p. 129