Comic · Society
The night shift
Nairobi at three in the morning, drawn by someone who has never slept through it.
by Marco Vidal
Society
How we live together: power, place, work and the ties between us.
More in Society
9 pieces
Essay · Society
The commons we forgot
Shared things are easy to lose and very hard to rebuild once they are gone.
by Daniel Okoro
Essay · Society
Strangers by design
How we built environments that quietly make solitude the default condition.
by Amara Wanjiru
Essay · Society
The work of repair
Maintenance, not invention, is what actually holds a shared world together.
by Thomas Bjorn
Essay · Society
Where the map ends
On borders, drawn from the perspective of the people who live astride them.
by Teo Mensah
Essay · Society
The quiet politics of the queue
Standing in line is a small, daily negotiation about what fairness actually means.
by Sofia Marin
Essay · Society
Cities that forget
When a place demolishes its own memory, who inherits the silence left behind?
by Marcus Reed
Comic · Society
Where the map ends
A wordless meditation on borders, drawn from the lives of the people who live astride them.
by Teo Mensah
Comic · Society
The long commute
A city wakes, seen from the same train window at the same minute for a year.
by Marco Vidal