Jungle Magazine - Edition 02 - 'Introspection'

In this issue

The Introspection Edition / Hannah Shakespeare / Banks / Marta Zgierska / Sinead Harnett / Alicia Rountree / Alan Coulson / Sophie Harris-Taylor / Jamie Woon / Clare Grafik / Bishop Briggs / Caroline Mackintosh / Charlotte Simone

Edition 02 looks at Introspection. As an individual or as an artist we introspect about different moments or aspects in our lives. It’s the process of observing the operations of one’s own mind with a view to discovering the laws that govern the mind. In this sense, introspection appeared to be self-validating; it could not lie.

In fashion it is no different; whether it is a person that has influenced us or whether it be a choice that we have made - these are the aspects that make us who we are. In Edition 02, fashion continues to explore the stories of women whom we learn from and whom we are inspired by. We posed our questions to be answered from the viewpoint of Supermodels, Businesswomen and Designers, to discover how they thrive creatively and innovatively in their worlds.

This idea is continued in our art section. While art can be used as a way of holding custody of our encounters, it can also provide a way to exhale, to aid us through the difficult proceedings- ‘as we unearth the intentions of the artists included, examining the unique creative expression they all exhibit.’ We aimed at challenging the reader to feel compelled into self-reflect, relate and engage amongst themselves.

To explore the idea further, our chosen musicians allowed themselves to be vulnerable, looking at aspects of themselves, pinpointing the good and the bad, letting them share their stories with us so we can share them with you. As Introspection involves looking inwards and exploring our inner selves, something which countless musicians have used throughout the years to provide them with inspiration for their songs, and the process itself can prove hugely rewarding and valuable.

Jungle Magazine Description:

Jungle is an international fashion and culture publication based in London that aims to inspire and empower its readers through creative freedom, forward-thinking and artistic expression. It provides a collection of timeless creativity; stemming from the familiarity of the everyday and the imagined unknown: words, sounds, images, collaborations and experiences inspire our pages. Jungle tells a new story, it challenges and it creates a conversation. We hope our pages, like the leaves of a vast, unexplored Jungle may inspire and engage our readers time and time again. This is your invitation to be part of it.