212 Magazine – Issue 5

212 magazine Issue 5 (the Idle issue) is out now. Time is flying by. We decided to name this issue the idle issue after the very concept of the indefinite continued progression of existence and the attempts to focus on how life as we know it can be perceived at a completely different pace.

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