Slow publishing
Deeper dialogue
Way of seeing

Publishing
2025

2024

2021
2018 Montana 1: Budapest by Chris Shaw
Montana 0: Carte Blanche by Suffo Moncloa
Walk To The Moon
17 8 176 8 6 (Evidences)

Research
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001 Architecture
Dance
Landscape
Street
Staged Photography II
Staged Photography I
Home
Ritual
Nostalgia

Programmes  
Summer readings @ LaMosca
Mentorship
Online Advisory
Guest Mentorship (coming soon)


03. Read

Jonas Mekas’s I Had Nowhere to Go is a deeply personal diary of exile, tracing his journey from war-torn Lithuania to the streets of New York City. Often called the "godfather of American avant-garde cinema," Mekas captures the disorientation of displacement, the resilience of the immigrant experience, and the solace found in art. Described as “a universal story… emblematic of human existence,” the memoir offers a raw, unfiltered account of longing and adaptation. It is a profound meditation on home—both lost and found—urging us to reflect on our own sense of belonging.