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08. SL Fanzine 19: Jonathan Llense
→ Editorial / Scenography / Spatial Layout / Print
An editorial structure translating Jonathan Llense’s photography into sequential publication and spatial display.
Fashion imagery typically circulates through campaigns and seasonal publications.
The Saint Laurent Fanzine series operates as an alternative format, giving photographers a dedicated editorial space.
The nineteenth issue focuses on Jonathan Llense, assembling his imagery into a concise printed sequence.
The Saint Laurent Fanzine series operates as an alternative format, giving photographers a dedicated editorial space.
The nineteenth issue focuses on Jonathan Llense, assembling his imagery into a concise printed sequence.
Llense’s photography oscillates between intimacy and distance.
Rather than imposing a narrative, the layout structures
relationships between images through scale, pairing, and pacing.
Meaning emerges through sequence rather than caption.
Rhythm → Alternation of dense and open spreads
Tension → Image pairings across pages
Presence → Large-scale photographic moments
Extension → Editorial logic translated into exhibition sequence
Editorial grid structure
Image pairing system
Scale variation
Prepress preparation
Spatial sequencing study
The publication forms the nineteenth issue of the Saint Laurent
fanzine series dedicated to Jonathan Llense.
The editorial structure organizes the photographs
into a controlled visual rhythm in print and space.