feeeels is an independent magazine — the extra letters in the name are not an accident — that explores art, design, and culture through the lens of emotion and sensory experience. The publication is interested in how creative work makes us feel, not just what it looks like or what it means in theoretical terms.
Each issue brings together visual art, photography, design features, and essays that prioritise emotional resonance and tactile pleasure. The magazine itself is an object designed to be felt as well as read — paper choices, printing techniques, and binding all contribute to an experience that engages more senses than most publications bother to address.
The editorial voice is thoughtful and curious, willing to take creative work seriously without reducing it to academic discourse. feeeels occupies a space between art journal and design magazine, between critical publication and aesthetic object — a hybrid form that reflects the interdisciplinary nature of the work it covers.
For readers who experience art and design with their whole body rather than just their eyes — and who want a magazine that acknowledges the emotional dimension of creative work without being sentimental about it — feeeels provides a publication as sensory and affecting as its name suggests.
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