Buffalo Zine - Issue 22
* Unfortunately, due to the limited stock, we are not able to guarantee a specific cover at time of order. Thank you for your understanding.
Buffalo Zine No. 22 continues the direction of the previous issue, staying close to what feels real to us. We chose to focus on people we genuinely relate to, those who shape our immediate world and the way we see things.
It also became a way to acknowledge the community that has supported Buffalo from the beginning. Bringing together a wide range of artists, writers, performers and creatives, the issue unfolds through first-person reflections that move between the intimate and the everyday: routines, habits, beliefs, contradictions, small rituals and defining moments.
That shift brings a different kind of presence, more personal and direct, which is exactly where we wanted to arrive. Read together, they form a collective portrait grounded in lived experience. The same approach carries through the images. The styling is their own, built from a mix of personal pieces and borrowed clothes, without imposed direction. What matters is how style exists in real life, in gestures and instinct.
At its core, this is an issue about presence, about recognising each other, exchanging perspectives and passing things on, and a community that continues to exist, grow, and sustain the magazine over time.
FEATURING
Amelie Von Wulffen
Andreas Kronthaler
Andrés Izquierdo
Arthur Poujois
Bernhard Wilhelm
Boris Torres
Courtney Tylor Deyn
Guillermo Santomá
Kirsty Allison
Marria Pratts
Motaz Malhees
Natasha Stagg
Niven Govinden
Ozziline Mercedes
Pietro d’Azzo
Ralf Schwieger
Randon Rosenbohm
Silke Klein
Stuart McKenzie
Vaginal Davis
Willy Ndatira
Zach Toppin
300 pages
100gsm uncoated paper
Wire bound
17 x 24 cm
© Buffalo Zine
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Buffalo Zine - Issue 22
* Unfortunately, due to the limited stock, we are not able to guarantee a specific cover at time of order. Thank you for your understanding.
Buffalo Zine No. 22 continues the direction of the previous issue, staying close to what feels real to us. We chose to focus on people we genuinely relate to, those who shape our immediate world and the way we see things.
It also became a way to acknowledge the community that has supported Buffalo from the beginning. Bringing together a wide range of artists, writers, performers and creatives, the issue unfolds through first-person reflections that move between the intimate and the everyday: routines, habits, beliefs, contradictions, small rituals and defining moments.
That shift brings a different kind of presence, more personal and direct, which is exactly where we wanted to arrive. Read together, they form a collective portrait grounded in lived experience. The same approach carries through the images. The styling is their own, built from a mix of personal pieces and borrowed clothes, without imposed direction. What matters is how style exists in real life, in gestures and instinct.
At its core, this is an issue about presence, about recognising each other, exchanging perspectives and passing things on, and a community that continues to exist, grow, and sustain the magazine over time.
FEATURING
Amelie Von Wulffen
Andreas Kronthaler
Andrés Izquierdo
Arthur Poujois
Bernhard Wilhelm
Boris Torres
Courtney Tylor Deyn
Guillermo Santomá
Kirsty Allison
Marria Pratts
Motaz Malhees
Natasha Stagg
Niven Govinden
Ozziline Mercedes
Pietro d’Azzo
Ralf Schwieger
Randon Rosenbohm
Silke Klein
Stuart McKenzie
Vaginal Davis
Willy Ndatira
Zach Toppin
300 pages
100gsm uncoated paper
Wire bound
17 x 24 cm
© Buffalo Zine
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* Unfortunately, due to the limited stock, we are not able to guarantee a specific cover at time of order. Thank you for your understanding.
Buffalo Zine No. 22 continues the direction of the previous issue, staying close to what feels real to us. We chose to focus on people we genuinely relate to, those who shape our immediate world and the way we see things.
It also became a way to acknowledge the community that has supported Buffalo from the beginning. Bringing together a wide range of artists, writers, performers and creatives, the issue unfolds through first-person reflections that move between the intimate and the everyday: routines, habits, beliefs, contradictions, small rituals and defining moments.
That shift brings a different kind of presence, more personal and direct, which is exactly where we wanted to arrive. Read together, they form a collective portrait grounded in lived experience. The same approach carries through the images. The styling is their own, built from a mix of personal pieces and borrowed clothes, without imposed direction. What matters is how style exists in real life, in gestures and instinct.
At its core, this is an issue about presence, about recognising each other, exchanging perspectives and passing things on, and a community that continues to exist, grow, and sustain the magazine over time.
FEATURING
Amelie Von Wulffen
Andreas Kronthaler
Andrés Izquierdo
Arthur Poujois
Bernhard Wilhelm
Boris Torres
Courtney Tylor Deyn
Guillermo Santomá
Kirsty Allison
Marria Pratts
Motaz Malhees
Natasha Stagg
Niven Govinden
Ozziline Mercedes
Pietro d’Azzo
Ralf Schwieger
Randon Rosenbohm
Silke Klein
Stuart McKenzie
Vaginal Davis
Willy Ndatira
Zach Toppin
300 pages
100gsm uncoated paper
Wire bound
17 x 24 cm
© Buffalo Zine
