JANE is a biannual fashion and fine art publication shot entirely on film and printed on paper. Founded by Annika Hein and Odin Wilde, the magazine explores the disciplines of art, photography, fashion, and poetry. Changing the perception that print is disposable, JANE is a slow art movement that has been created with consideration and creative freedom to provide an authentic, progressive, and timeless vision and voice. Slowing down the creation and consumption of art, JANE is devoted to the art of storytelling, offering real and authentic ideas that are guided only by creativity. A key motive behind starting JANE was to create a movement that was in some way responsible for slowing things down, a movement that would allow people to once again consume art indulgently, and more importantly allow those creating the art to do so authentically, with artistic merit and integrity. No matter how digital we become, there’s something very different about print. It’s a sensory experience, and now more than ever there is a monumental need for print publishing and slower processes.
