In this issue, Burning Ground, Artdoc explores how photography not only documents environmental destruction but also reveals the connections between climate change and human behaviour.

In her book We Eat the Earth, artist and researcher Crystal Bennes explores the often-overlooked consequences of fertiliser production and use.

In Supernatural, Liz Miller Kovacs uses self-portraits to link nature's exploitation with the objectification of women, exposing the vulnerability of both the human body and the environment.

Luca Locatelli documents scientific advances in conservation through an abstract visual approach that combines humanity, technology, and the environment.

In Before the Last Palm, Natalia Umiastowska examines the relationship between oasis communities and their fragile environment, threatened by climate change.

In New American Landscape, Suzanne Theodora White alters photographs by crumpling, tearing, and marking them to confront human impacts on the planet.

Issue 5 2026 features work by Liz Miller Kovacs, Natalia Umiastowska, Crystal Bennes, Suzanne Theodora White, Luca Locatelli, Giles Price, Donna Bassin, Linda Rutenberg, Daniel Hinks, Anja Axelsson, Jesús, M.Chamizo, David Jacobs and Charlotte Niel