Monoform is a photography zine built around a simple idea: one format, endless interpretations.
Every issue follows the same structure. The size, layout, and design remain unchanged. What changes is the photographer, the images, and the theme. The format becomes a constant, allowing each body of work to speak for itself.
Each publication is edited and designed in close collaboration with the photographer, creating a space where the work is shaped together while remaining within the same visual framework.
This publication exists because printing photography shouldn't require a gallery, a publisher, or years of building the "perfect" project. Not every series needs to become a book, and not every photographer has the resources to produce one.
Monoform is an affordable way to put photographs into print. It's a space for finished projects, works in progress, experiments, or collections of images that deserve to exist beyond a hard drive or social feed. The goal isn't perfection—it's making printed photography more accessible, both for the people creating it and the people collecting it.
Every issue is numbered. Every issue shares the same form. Every issue tells a different story.