Tinted Issue – A new name shaped around the idea that every story, every person, every perspective carries its own tint. Through conversations and reflections, the magazine looks beyond the surface – creating space for honesty, nuance, and the things we don’t always show.
We might not share the same story, but we recognise parts of ourselves in each other.
This feels just right – the change comes from wanting a name that better reflects the core of the project.
Tinted Issue vol. 01 will be out in June 🤍
Cindy Sacher @saatcher manages to see and capture beauty in small things that most people wouldn’t think twice about. There’s a presence in the still photos she takes that gives some a sense of peace. The photos and the objects are so simple, and yet we take their beauty for granted. Designing with purpose, not necessarily for beauty – Cindy gives unintentional design a new space. The focus isn’t on the surroundings but on the object itself – and how that single moment can stand on its own, sometimes serving no purpose other than simply being. It’s important to just be; to be still and to take the time to notice the little things that normally would go undiscovered, unnoticed – even when they’re standing in plain sight.
Read the full interview in June! 🤍
Photos: @naimastk
Thank you to everyone who joined the collage night – just a small glimpse of what these gatherings can be ✨
More evenings will follow, shaped around presence, conversation, and making things together. Moments to slow down, meet new people, and share creativity in a simple, open setting.
SEEN MAGAZINE is a space that values the real and the relatable. Voices and stories often overlooked are brought forward, revealing life behind the polished surface of creative processes and ventures. Through both the publication and these gatherings, the aim is to create moments where people connect, exchange perspectives, and feel seen.
Beyond building a community, the magazine will launch its first issue in spring, featuring articles, art, and interviews with people sharing honest reflections, experiences, and perspectives.
See you next time! 🤍
A small look behind the scenes from the first SEEN MAGAZINE event ✨
Before the embroidery evening came together, the atmosphere started here – through moodboards, sketches, materials, and ideas slowly taking shape. The table setting was created together with @es.ness.cstudio , building a warm and slightly imperfect expression around yarn, colour and texture.
The intention was simple: long tables, candlelight, and space to slow down while making small stitched pieces by hand. An evening where uneven stitches, tangled yarn and quiet conversations were all part of the experience.
We are looking forward seeing you to future events 🤍
✨Offline & Decaf Collage Evening X SEEN MAGAZINE ✨
On a Thursday night we invite you to our monthly online detox where @seen.magazine.seen will help us make a perfect space for you to be creative and slow down.
We’re hosting a collage night — we’ll provide the magazines and materials, and you bring your thoughts, feelings, and imagination or perhaps something that you would like to decorate with your collage.
SEEN MAGAZINE is a non-profit independent publication within art and design, but first and foremost a space where one can feel seen and recognised. The publication features interviews, essays, and visual elements that together create a magazine with personality, authenticity, and depth. The focus is on people rather than facades, on dreams, ambitions, and challenges told with vulnerability and without filters.
🗓️26 of February
🕯️17:00-20:00
📍Darcy’s Kaffe, Rantzausgade 2
Meet Lasse - @lasseskovrup , exploring art with authenticity, challenging conventions, and giving independent voices a platform beyond trends and mass appeal.
Read the full interview later this year. Meanwhile, follow along for updates on his insights and other conversations by SEEN MAGAZINE.
Lasse’s gallery: @galleri.sod_
To be seen is to feel less alone ✨
#curator #contemporyart #interview #copenhagen #magazine
Original details from Arne Jacobsen’s private house in Charlottenlund, built in 1930. Brass, Bakelite, glass, wood. Each element designed with intention and produced within an early industrial society where architecture still directed production – not the other way around. Even without furniture, the house holds character through proportion, material honesty, and integrated function.
This shoot is the result of a collaboration between two friends: a fashion designer, Gabriella Salgado, and a photographer, Philomène Lacroix.
Gabriella Salgado’s collection, 3piphany, draws on childhood memories shaped by the objects encountered during traditional Sunday mass. Reimagined and removed from their original context, these elements are transformed into fashion accessories and scenographic components. The priedieu is elevated into a pedestal, while sheer fabric becomes a space of quiet contemplation, clarity and enveloping intimacy.
This is not an ad.
Photography by @ucantouchthis
Jewelry by @goudron__
Time for something relatable, messy, and human for once. SEEN MAGAZINE is anti clean girl culture.
The doubts, the mistakes, the unfinished thoughts, the real process behind creativity.
Here, content isn’t polished to impress. It’s shared to be recognised.
If you’re tired of curated perfection and want something that actually feels real, you’re in the right place! 🤍
#magazine #relatablecontent #flawed #messy #authenticity
❌CLOSED❌
OPEN CALL: MODEL FOR PHOTOSHOOT. We are is looking for a someone who wants to gain more experience in the field, build new connections, take on a challenge, and contribute to the non-profit magazine with aligned values. The job is unpaid.
Female model
23-35 (ish) y/o
Copenhagen
March / April
Natural curly hair is a plus.
No restrictions regarding body type or ethnicity etc.
Who are we?
SEEN MAGAZINE is an art and design publication, but above all, a space to be truly seen. Through honest interviews, essays, and visual storytelling, it focuses on people rather than facades — on dreams, struggles, and everyday victories told openly.
By including both emerging and established voices, it creates a community where creatives can feel understood, learn from one another, and see that doubt, failure, and growth are part of every journey. The magazine highlights perspectives often overlooked, challenges perfection-driven ideals, and reminds readers that creativity is accessible to anyone willing to explore and persist.
#magazine #opencall #opencallmodel #copenhagen #photoshoot
An evening centred on conversation, presence, and imperfection Follow along for upcoming events where people are in focus, not what you are making!
#magazine #copenhagenevents #imperfection #embroidery #community
