Magazine Issues

Burning Ground

Issue nr. 5 2026

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.

Issue nr. 5 2026

The Space Between

Issue nr. 4 2026

Being Human

Issue nr. 3 2026

Abstract photography operates where form, colour, rhythm, and composition carry meaning that direct representation cannot reach. This issue brings together artists who use abstraction as a way of engaging with the world — emotionally, politically, and intuitively. In uncertain times, the visible surface of things can conceal as much as it reveals. By fragmenting, blurring, or reducing the subject to light and texture, these photographers find a coded language for what lies beneath — the tensions, fears, and inner states that resist straightforward depiction. The Photo Culture section presents a visual essay on aerial photography, exploring a perspective that transforms the familiar world into pure abstraction — shape, pattern, and tone detached from recognisable form. Issue #2 2026 features work by Sarah Ketelaars, Jan Beesley, Daniel Rose, Lori Pond, Michael Naify, Linda Jarrett, Rene Wissink, Marie Sueur, Francesco Pace Rizzi, Anna-Maria Becher, Kirsten Smith, and Jeff Larason. Read the issue and explore the many ways abstraction expands what photography can say.

Abstract Visions

Issue nr. 2 2026

The Inner Lens

Issue nr. 1 2026

Perspectives on Nature

Issue nr. 6 2025

Artdoc introduces the contemporary meaning of aesthetics: the expression of our inner life, struggles and emotions. Artdoc #5 2025 showcases four significant portfolios connected to Expressive Aesthetics: as the reflection of subjective worlds. Frank Kunert depicts the divide between our aspirations for a luxurious, comfortable existence and the often harsh, sometimes morbid reality. Jingyi Zhang provides a meditative response to the chaos of contemporary life. She creates images that remove distraction, exposing the quiet wisdom of nature beyond human interference. Clair Robins transforms a year-long collaboration with her teenage daughter into an intimate study of love, distance, and the evolving bonds of family. Nataliia Hresko creates carefully arranged still life photographs that reflect her personal perspective on the war in Ukraine. Artdoc #5 2025 features the talents of Oksana Omelchuk, Olena Zubach, Justin Key, and Maureen Bond. In the exhibition The Expressive Eye, Artdoc showcases the work of creative photographers who demonstrate that photography is a way of shaping how we see, feel, and reflect on the world.

Expressive Aesthetics

Issue nr. 5 2025

$In Issue #4 2025 of Artdoc Magazine, Global Connection, we explore photography as a bridge across borders, cultures, and lived experiences. The stories gathered here invite us to witness both beauty and struggle: images of migrating families, intimacy and loss, communities reclaiming identity, and the challenges of climate change. These photographs do more than document — they connect us, urging reflection on the threads that bind humanity in a fractured world. Through art and critical storytelling, Global Connection offers perspectives on urgent social issues alongside glimpses of resilience, dignity, and shared hope. Photography here is not only a witness but a thread — weaving together our shared humanity and reminding us that every story of struggle or hope belongs to the same fabric of connection.‍Featured: Nick Brandt, Nicola Lo Calzo, Oscar Villeda, Natalie Karpushenko, Carolina Ludwig Agudelo, Galina Semenova, Madina Baymirzaeva, Pavlo Fyshar, Andrew Califf, Marta Stoyanova, Xenia Chetrar, Madalena Georgatou, and Tracy Longley-Cook‍$

Global Connection

Issue nr. 4 2025