Ding Creative

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Once an art magazine, now a creative studio, Ding has always been about global connections, between people, and the stories that shape them. This anniversary issue is a return to where it all began, yet it also feels like a new beginning.

Inside, you’ll find a collection of voices: essays, conversations, images, and fragments that sit side by side until something clicks. Each page is made to be lingered over, dog-eared, revisited. A keepsake that travels with you, long after you close it.

We hope, as you wander through these pages, you discover something that stays with you, and feel connected.Thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey. This magazine exists because of you.

Ding Magazine is a self-published magazine by Jolien founded in 2013.

Axelle Rose Zwartjes, Boe Kee Tse, Camille Moreels, Carole Pelé, Christopher Rinkquest, Eleanore Jeffreys, Eline Rodiers, Elle Laine, Jill Mathieu, Jimena García Vázquez, Jorden Boulet, Karla Uribe, Karolien Van Nerum, Kate Sverdlova, Katie Stamp, Ken Houben, Klaartje Busselot, Linde Van Eijnde, Lisa Marie Kaspar, Lucas Gonzalez, Lucy Jackson, Marieke Missotten, Mathieu V. Staelens, Matthias “Mayz” Yzebaert, Mia Kraitsowits, Natpavee Wanichnatee, NeueWave Studio, Sasha Baranovskaya, Sarah Bruford, Shirley Thomas, Stephanie De Smet, Tanya Anand, Tara Dahlin, Vicky Lema, W J Kersten, William Mwansa.