Alphaville 3000
Images and cover photo for a magazine
This editorial design, created by two fellow students won a competition brief and was published in April 2026. The articles were created in collaboration with a cultural journalism master's course in Munich. Inspired by the 1960s film noir 'Alphaville‘, it explores contemporary issues through a retrofuturistic lens, questioning whether we already live in a technofeudalistic dystopia, or if there's still room for a more hopeful outlook on the future.
In this project, I had the great opportunity to shoot the cover photo and use my personal picture archive to accompany and enhance the editorial design, illustrations and text of the magazine. In close collaboration with my classmates and the people from Munich, I was able to incorporate some excerpts from my personal photo archive, as well as to work with some selected external photographic sources.
In this project, I had the great opportunity to shoot the cover photo and use my personal picture archive to accompany and enhance the editorial design, illustrations and text of the magazine. In close collaboration with my classmates and the people from Munich, I was able to incorporate some excerpts from my personal photo archive, as well as to work with some selected external photographic sources.
Cover Concept
Example pages
Credits
Concept: Jette Schmoll, Runa Wolf
Editorial Design: Kerstin Strauß, Elena Wälde, Jette Schmoll
Illustrations: Runa Wolf
Image Selection and pictures: Coline Zehe
Cover Photo: Coline Zehe
Credits
Concept: Jette Schmoll, Runa Wolf
Editorial Design: Kerstin Strauß, Elena Wälde, Jette Schmoll
Illustrations: Runa Wolf
Image Selection and pictures: Coline Zehe
Cover Photo: Coline Zehe