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Featured Lewis Magazine projects

This week's top Lewis Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Contact sheet of black and white film photography showing close-up portraits of a young man reclining on a sandy beach. Project

Lewis Magazine · EL VERANO: JERÔNIMO OTTO

For the El Verano editorial in Lewis Magazine, photographer Muraca documents model Jerônimo Otto in a coastal series that leans into raw, atmospheric storytelling. Shot against rugged shorelines and dramatic rock formations, the project utilises an analogue film aesthetic, complete with visible grain and contact sheet frames that evoke a nostalgic mood. The imagery oscillates between moody, high-contrast monochrome portraits and sun-drenched, golden hour scenes that highlight the textures of the landscape. Throughout the series, natural light plays a central role in framing the subject against the elements. The work maintains a consistent, cinematic register, using deliberate colour grading to shift between a gritty, desaturated palette and warm, expansive tones. The result is a tactile exploration of solitude and coastal environment, presented through a clean, vertical photographic approach.

Close-up portrait of a person's eye and cheek revealed through a torn paper cutout against a white background with handwritten text. Project

Lewis Magazine · LIFE’s A JOURNEY

LIFE’S A JOURNEY is a fashion editorial series for Lewis Magazine, captured by photographer Muraca. The project leans into minimalist studio aesthetics, utilizing clean backgrounds and directional lighting to highlight structured silhouettes and unconventional styling. The imagery explores raw textural contrasts, incorporating elements like paper collage and deliberate, evocative props. Through a combination of monochrome portraits and conceptual menswear, the series maintains a focus on form and detail while utilizing techniques such as natural light and analogue film to ground the compositions.

Shirtless man wearing white sculptural wings and dark trousers walking barefoot on an urban bridge overlooking city buildings. Project

Lewis Magazine · THE ENLIGHTENED ONE

In the latest editorial spread for Lewis Magazine, titled The Enlightened One, photographer Muraca crafts a visually arresting narrative that blurs the lines between high-fashion portraiture and surrealist performance art. The project serves as a masterclass in mood and texture, expertly moving between the stark, cinematic geometry of urban landscapes and the intimate, closed-in atmosphere of studio environments. Across a series of striking compositions, the work leans into an evocative aesthetic, utilizing a sophisticated interplay of light and shadow—ranging from low-key chiaroscuro to soft, diffused natural light—to accentuate the raw physicality of the subject. The photography, enriched by techniques such as analogue film grain, double exposure, and intentional lens flare, imbues the imagery with a nostalgic yet forward-thinking editorial minimalism. Each frame functions as a stylistic exploration of the human form, whether the subject is navigating a bustling city crosswalk or isolated within a minimalist white box. By integrating surreal props and elaborate, handcrafted sartorial details, the project transcends standard magazine media, demanding a deeper, contemplative engagement from the viewer. This collection represents a cohesive vision where technical precision meets creative intuition, solidifying Lewis Magazine’s reputation for championing bold, avant-garde storytelling within the competitive landscape of modern media and entertainment. Through this lens, the mundane is elevated, resulting in a series of portraits that feel both intensely personal and grandly theatrical.