Give a place room to speak.
Create a semestral magazine about Seyðisfjörður, Iceland, bringing together its landscape, people and cultural life.
Editorial design · Art direction

A way of working
S93 is a semestral magazine about Seyðisfjörður, Iceland: a remote village where art, nature and everyday life meet. The road S93 becomes both a route into the landscape and a metaphor for connection, arrival and return.
S93 takes its name from the road to Seyðisfjörður. The publication follows that route into a place shaped by landscape, art and everyday life.
A publication shaped by a place and the people who pass through it.
“A route is never only a line between two points. It is everything encountered along the way.”S93 · Editorial concept
Create a semestral magazine about Seyðisfjörður, Iceland, bringing together its landscape, people and cultural life.
Season, light and weather shape life in the fjord; the magazine needed to reflect a perspective that is never fixed.
Rather than documenting Seyðisfjörður as a fixed destination, the publication gathers shifting perspectives: the road, the horizon, the people and the traces they leave.
The summer issue follows Miðnætursól, the midnight sun; the winter issue turns to Heimskautanótt, the polar night. A recurring horizon line rises and falls with the shifting relationship between mountains, water and sky.
The visual system gives each voice a place without fixing it in place. Image, typography and rhythm hold a clear frame open to different readings.
Named after the road that links Seyðisfjörður to the rest of Iceland, S93 becomes a metaphor for the artists, places, practices and stories that converge in the fjord.
The magazine becomes both an archive and a route: something to revisit, carry forward and connect with everyday life.
Time, light and material are not a backdrop; they can become part of the visual language.
More about my practice ↗