MOLD Magazine Issue 6
MOLD Magazine Issue 6 (Design for a New Earth) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Completing its cycle of 6 print issues, this final edition of MOLD magazine returns to the microbial scale of Issue 01 by focusing on designing new earths on this Earth: to spark new imaginaries, forge new relationships, and most importantly, ground ourselves in the soil.
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