(In-) Visibility

What is visible seems tangible and understandable. Yet much of what shapes our world remains invisible—hidden in data, bodies, social structures, or historical traditions. Visibility is therefore not merely a property of things, but the result of perspectives, methods, and power relations. Science, art, and society are constantly developing new methods to make the invisible visible—and at the same time, new forms of concealment emerge.

We are currently preparing the call for papers for our new issue on the topic of (In-)Visibility. It is expected to be published in late 2026.

Feel free to start thinking about whether you’d like to submit a contribution on this topic—or perhaps join the editorial team :)