THIS ISSUE #6 REFLECTS ON THE LANDSCAPE—BOTH NATURAL AND SYMBOLIC—THROUGH A JOURNEY ACROSS GREENLANDIC IDENTITIES, POSTHUMAN MYTHOLOGIES, AND RAW, VISCERAL PERFORMANCE. STELLA CONTINUES TO ACT AS A TRANSMITTER OF NON-LINEAR NARRATIVES AND FUTURE VISIONS, WHERE EVERY STORY IS A TERRITORY TO INHABIT.
THE COVER IS SIGNED BY INUUTEQ STORCH, WHO TURNS THE LOGO INTO A TOPOGRAPHY OF MEMORY AND RESISTANCE. THROUGH HIS LENS, STELLA BECOMES A DEVICE FOR REMEMBERING—FOR IMAGINING.
THIS ISSUE FEATURES THE REDEFINITION OF ARTISTIC BORDERS, WITH WORKS ROOTED IN ARCTIC TERRITORIES, RITUAL BEASTS, AND DREAMSCAPES. A SPECIAL FOCUS IS DEDICATED TO “LAND OF THE PEOPLE,” A PHOTOGRAPHIC STORY FROM GREENLAND THAT REWRITES HISTORY FROM WITHIN, NOT WITHOUT.
 
COVER STORY: INUUTEQ STORCH
FASHION: GIORGIA IMBRENDA, CHIARA FICOLA, MIRKO DE PROPRIS
FASHION & DESIGN: ALBERTO DAPPORTO, LEONARDO BORNATI, FABRIZIO MERIS
REPORTAGE: MARTINE TRENT, VALENTINA BARTALESI, CHIARA NONINO