Founded online in 2016, by photographer and urbanist Enri Mato, Utopian MAGAZINE is an non-profit magazine focused on the intersection of Arts Politics and Urban Culture.
With contributors from every continent and at every stage of their careers, we are the city for singular voices, incisive ideas, and critical questions.
Why?
Utopia is the imaginary city that was never built. It is the impossible and ideal city. Utopian is the citizen of this city, who has the power to do everything. Internet is the medium in which the Utopian citizen will create the Utopian city. The city without limits in all its freedom, without taboos, without prejudices or boundaries.
How?
The magazine sees The Utopian City as a composition of four elements: photographers, architects, fashion and culture. By mixing their powers, sharing and developing as collective these four players will create Utopia – the city that will appear in the entire world and will cut across the top of the world by creating the Utopian city. The magazine will be distributed via internet for all citizens who were born to be high-tech Utopian. This vision of the magazine will touch citizens worldwide that are born to be Utopian, in their Hearts.
What?
Utopian magazine is a project done with the spirit and the vision for the beauty and freedom, it will educate the entire world to appreciate the classy taste through provocation and the truth. In a world that does not know its guidelines, and how to blend the cultures to create new visions…
In a domain of high consumption, high pollution of images and falsity, Utopian Magazine proposes to build a virtual city to create a network for Utopian citizens.
GET IN TOUCH WITH THE UTOPIAN TEAM
info@utopianmagazine.com | utopianmagazine@gmail.com
Enri Mato (Founding + Concept Creator)
An architect and photographer born in 1986 in an artist family. His father was a sculptor and his mother was a restorative, who worked in the Louvre Museum. He grew up in Tirane, Albania where he discovered his interest in photography and art at an early age. In 2005 Enri moved to Paris to study Photography and Architecture. He later pursued masters degree in Urban Design between Geneva and Tirane. He graduated with a research project called Remembrance. Through his thriving business Enri had the opportunity to travel the world to share his vision and experiences with an international audience.
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