THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE “DREAM” ISSUE
COLLECTOR’S PRINT EDITION
Front cover featuring Barbara Fialho photographed by Indira Cesarine
Back cover artwork by Reka Nyari
200 pages · 8.5 × 11 inches · Premium color interior
Available in three formats:
- Softcover Magazine
- Hardcover Coffee-Table Book
- Signed and Numbered Hardcover — Limited Edition of 100 Copies, signed by Indira Cesarine
Official Release Date: September 25, 2026
Following its acclaimed collector’s editions, The Untitled Magazine presents The DREAM Issue, created in tandem with “The DREAM Exhibition” at The Untitled Space. Curated and edited by UNTITLED founder Indira Cesarine, the edition brings together 50 contemporary artists alongside musicians, designers, photographers, performers, and cultural voices.
Moving through the subconscious, memory, fantasy, identity, desire, transformation, and imagined futures, The DREAM Issue explores the worlds that emerge when imagination is given space to lead. Some works originate in literal dreams; others emerge from intuition, meditation, personal memory, or the determination to envision a different reality. Across art, fashion, and music, dreaming becomes not simply an escape, but a powerful language for reinterpreting and transforming the world.
SPECIAL COVER FEATURES
- New York duo LION BABE, photographed by Indira Cesarine, discusses music, family, creative freedom, and their ambition to build a universe shaped by magic, self-love, and connection.
- Brazilian supermodel and musician Barbara Fialho, photographed by Indira Cesarine, reflects on her journey from the world’s runways back to her childhood passion for music.
- Photographer and mixed-media artist Reka Nyari presents work from her “Immortal Ink” series, featured on the Art Edition’s front cover.
- Mexican painter Carolina Pavia presents a surreal vision of transformation on the Art Edition’s back cover.
INSIDE THE ISSUE: EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS AND FEATURES
- Singer, songwriter, and designer Sorana traces how a seemingly impossible childhood ambition in Transylvania became a global career generating more than five billion streams.
- Painter, freediver, and underwater photographer Reisha Perlmutter explores body, water, memory, perception, control, and surrender in an eight-page feature.
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Airco Caravan presents candy-colored protest sculptures disguised as imaginary consumer products.
- Mexican painter Carolina Pavia constructs psychological worlds in which women cross thresholds and merge with flowers, animals, and insects.
- DJ and producer Mia Moretti discusses storytelling through sound and the freedom of building her own label.
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DeathbyRomy takes readers inside the beauty, darkness, and experimentation of “Teenage Fever Dream.”
- Brooklyn Museum curator Matthew Yokobosky examines fashion, technology, nature, and cultural memory through “Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses.”
- Photographer Stockton Johnson contributes “Anatomy of a Veil,” a fashion story shaped by concealment, movement, and material.
Across its pages, submerged bodies, celestial landscapes, hidden gardens, fragmented identities, hybrid beings, and portals into unfamiliar realities move between the intimate and the cosmic.
CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS FEATURED IN THE DREAM ISSUE AND EXHIBITION
Airco Caravan, Alexandra Collins, Alexandra Jansen, Alison Altafi, Andrea Touché, Anne Barlinckhoff, Annika Connor, Anya Kotler, Ariana Leon, Arielle Tesoriero, Bria Fernandes, Britt Harrison, Carolina Pavia, Chelsie Sunde, Dimana Zaharieva, Ekaterina Popova, Erica Eash, Hyunsuk Erickson, Indira Cesarine, Irina Lakshin, James Richard, Jennifer Watson, Jo Gamel, Kristin O’Connor, Leslie Sheryll, Lisa Petker Mintz, Mallory Cain Breiner, Marco Di Lucca, Megan Soderstrom, Michael Wolf, Michiko Horie, Molly Dario, Nerissa Mengyi Li, Noelle Timmons, Oksana Berzinsh, Paige Mostowy, Quinn Miller, Reese Ford, Reisha Perlmutter, Reka Nyari, Rene Lynch, Rizlane Abdessamad, Shanna Cox, Shawnette George, Sol Kjøk, Sunday Olaniyi, Tiana Diakova, Tracy von Ahsen, Victoria Rose, Victoria Selbach, and Xinyan Yu.
The DREAM Issue celebrates artists and visionaries who follow an intangible impulse, transform imagination into form, and bring new possibilities into the world.
SHIPPING INFORMATION
Orders will begin shipping on September 26, 2026.
Estimated delivery time is 7–14 days, depending on the destination.
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