Thekla Liebmann
Editor, Art Direction
I have a fondness and not enough money for magazines. I studied design. I look constantly for challenge and discussion; TEMA offers me the opportunity to do this publicly now. I like to call things by name and like to see myself confronted. I would describe myself as a passionate autodidact of visual design. Besides TEMA, I also write for other magazines as a freelance journalist.
Year of birth: 1994
Country of residence: Germany
TEMA asks
What time is it?
It’s now.What’s your favourite Emoji?
🕳Standing at the train station today with a free ticket, where would you go?
I would probably go straight to the Dead Sea and just drift on the water in the sun and do nothing else.The best thing about the country you live in:
Mecklenburger Seenplatte (Mecklenburger Lake District)More of this in Europe, please:
A Community that listens to each other and works with and not against each other.Europe can do without:
Politicians who are pushing patriotism, nationalism and conservatism.What do you deeply care about?
How we can transmit between different perspectives to find a common path that includes each and everyone.Last book / movie that moved you:
Eiscafé Europa by Enis MaciWhat song fills you instantly with joy?
Sexy – French AffairWhat’s the worst question someone could ask you?
What’s your plan for the future?
Author of:
Falling in love in a shelter (Ukraine – Special)
Compatriots fighting each other (Ukraine – Special)
Roommates (TEMA#7 – Housing)
It’s time, Mr Bond! (TEMA#6 – Normality)
To fail is how to prevail – critique of an hourglass (TEMA#5 – Consumption)
My privilege of wanting less (TEMA#5 – Consumption)
Queen Iris (TEMA#4 – Matriarchy)
Wa have a saying. (TEMA#4 – Matriarchy)
Interview with Nora Heinisch (TEMA#4 – Matriarchy)
“One last time” – Narrow images of being old in movies (TEMA#2 – Age)
Photographer of:
Spice it up! (TEMA#1 – Decolonization)
Spice it some more! (TEMA#1 – Decolonization)