HABITANT MAGAZINE
STORIES FROM ORDINARY PEOPLE ABOUT THEIR ORDINARY LIFE
People are a compilation of moments experienced in their life. Each person is defined by the way they think, behave and live. Every single moment that has taken place in their life is determined by their background, and every moment that will eventually take place will forge even more this identity. At a time when chaos seems to be the only thing happening, it’s important to become more empathic and understanding with each other. We all have a story to tell, full of memories and dreams that say who we are.
And this is the place to tell it.
This publication’s focus of attention is every little thing that makes us who we are, it’s about understanding through insightful details from ordinary people around the world what it means to be a person. Who they are, how they got here, what things they love, and what don’t. All of these moments stuck in time that tell their life story, and how they became who they are today.
ABRIL ADELL PIÑA
HABITANT MAGAZINE
Graphic Design
Research area: society
Tutored by: Edith Stone
The goal of this editorial publication is to give an answer to the question “Who are we?”. We will talk about ordinary people in ordinary places entering into their ordinary life, and how these moments in their lives have shaped their identity. Each issue will be a platform for these stories related to a theme on human experience, to understand who we are, how we are, and why we are like this. It’s an examination of the human experience. This first issue focuses on the way we remember and forget, and how memories of moments in our lives tell the story of who we are.
