ARTICULATE 30 [fragments], is a magazine of contemporary art, packed with 80 pages of high quality content, showcasing the work of 5 professional artists, featuring the Spanish urban artist Sokram, Southern European duo DOURONE, the Brazilian artist and fine art photographer Tatane Onirica, the Brazilian photographer Ulla Czekus and the French digital collage artist SLip.

2. ARTICULATE 30 - Fragments
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1.noun
/ˈfraɡm(ə)nt/
2. a small part broken off or separated from something.
"small fragments of pottery“
Verb
1.
/fraɡˈmɛnt/break or cause to break into fragments.
"Lough Erne fragmented into a series of lakes"

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4. The Spanish urban artist Sokram, introduces you to
intricate worlds, making out long lines winding
themselves in different directions.
An article written by Marie Bertelsen | January 2022
To the Spanish urban artist Sokram, painting the street is
an exceptionally direct, generous, and also the most free
artistic medium that exists. Another quality street art has
is being democratic. A mural is free in that it is not
confined to closed spaces, there are no barriers for
participation, and there are no rules or codes.
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5. The theme of the work of the Southern European
synergetic duo DOURONE, are concerns in which they
investigate, until they reach the next concern.
An article written by Carmen Line Hust | January 2022
The focus of DOURONE is in the end result, as they like
when the work is polished and well done. Their works are
partly thought out and partly emerge from an idea that
has not been fully clarified. DOURONE like to study the
things they’re working on, it makes them feel confident
about their work and with the possibility of being able to
defend it.
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6. Brazilian artist and fine art photographer Tatane Onirica
invites us to face the pain and master our demons
An article written by Milia Wallenius | January 2022
Onirica’s art is very personal, and she uses her artistic
practice as a tool for self-expression. Different emotions
are at the center of her photographs, which all share a
dark, mysterious, and haunting atmosphere. The
pictures are almost always shot in a studio setting which
make them intimate and gives the artist more control
over the overall tone.
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7. The work of Ulla Czékus is inspired by the passion for
plants. Her gaze is searching for leaves, flowers, seeds
and trees of different shapes, colors and textures.
An article written by Carmen Line Hust | January 2022
Czékus explores, in her works, not only studio images of
the universe of botany, but also a conversation between
the indelible characteristic of time and the
impermanence of human life - identical to the leaves,
fruits, and seeds she’s photographing.
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8. Digital creation is the main domain of French collagist
SLip. His work saturates around everyday issues and
constellations that applies for most of us
An article written by Carmen Line Hust | January 2022
SLip works on background topics. He’s triggered by
colors, words he’s heard in the street or incidents
happening live in front of him. After such appearances,
pictures appears to him and inspires him to proceed his
process.
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ARTICULATE 30 [fragments], is a magazine of
contemporary art, packed with 80 pages of high
quality content, showcasing the work of 5 professional
artists, featuring the Spanish urban artist Sokram,
Southern European duo DOURONE, the Brazilian artist
and fine art photographer Tatane Onirica, the Brazilian
photo-grapher Ulla Czekus and the French digital
collage artist SLip.