.RAW is a magazine drawing cross-disciplinary connections in arts and humanities, sketching out lines between people, projects, and ideas that oscillate between the digital and the physical.
PRESENCE
PRESENCE
PRESENCE
PRESENCE
PRESENCE
MUTATED SPACES OF CO-PRESENCE
3D VISION AND PRESENCE
PRESENCE AND ARCHIVES
BODILY PRESENCE AND SURFACES
PRESENCE
PRESENCE
MUTATED SPACES OF CO-PRESENCE
3D VISION AND PRESENCE
PRESENCE AND ARCHIVES
BODILY PRESENCE AND SURFACES
MUTATED SPACES OF CO-PRESENCE
3D VISION AND PRESENCE
PRESENCE AND ARCHIVES
BODILY PRESENCE AND SURFACES
How do we manifest our oscillating physical-digital presence?
What is the presence of the other in this ephemeral realm, and how do our presences clash within this space? How does presence transform in digital archives, and how does technology affect the presence of objects and individual subjectivities?

The first issue of .RAW explores these questions through a series of cross-disciplinary discussions, visual essays, and collective visual ideation processes.
A collaborative practice-based inquiry into interface ideologies
BA, MA Illustration and Animation students, Kingston School of Art

technicians and academics, Arts University Bournemouth
4 artists talk about the physicality of geographical connections and alternative cartography
Marjolijn Boterenbrood
Malika Umarova
Munara Abdukakharova
Zulya Esentaeva
Discussing technological gaze, the ethics of aestheticising,
and mutated spaces of co-presence
Amrita Kaur Slatch
Emma-Kate Matthews
Gabrielle Cariolle
Rachel Bacon
A discussion about accessibility of archives and their presence/absence
Amy Goodwin
Armand De Filippo
Lisa Sheppy
Xavi Aure
A collaborative visual essay on 3D-mediated presence
Aron Spall
Jamie Yeates
Ksenia Kopalova
Paul Roberts
AI-assisted conversation on bodily presence and surfaces in textiles and architecture
Irina Troitskaya
Mili Tharakan
Matt Lee
Willem de Bruijn