ZINE WHY? street snowboarding
It’s about the city in a kind of different perspective than how normal people see it. About casual stuff transforming to an obstacle. About a sport that many people hate with no reason. About few friends spending their time together a little bit differently. About creating art. And last but not least about the WHY?
In the concept of the question ‘Why?’ I’m trying to find answers to what it means to the riders and why they do it. Most of them, after a long day at work, spend hours shoveling and then challenge themselves on obstacles that were not originally made for snowboarding. Additionally, in the zine, you can find a nice contrast between hobby riders and those who have turned it into a profession.
Come and explore this subculture.
It’s about the city in a kind of different perspective than how normal people see it. About casual stuff transforming to an obstacle. About a sport that many people hate with no reason. About few friends spending their time together a little bit differently. About creating art. And last but not least about the WHY?
In the concept of the question ‘Why?’ I’m trying to find answers to what it means to the riders and why they do it. Most of them, after a long day at work, spend hours shoveling and then challenge themselves on obstacles that were not originally made for snowboarding. Additionally, in the zine, you can find a nice contrast between hobby riders and those who have turned it into a profession.
Come and explore this subculture.
It’s about the city in a kind of different perspective than how normal people see it. About casual stuff transforming to an obstacle. About a sport that many people hate with no reason. About few friends spending their time together a little bit differently. About creating art. And last but not least about the WHY?
In the concept of the question ‘Why?’ I’m trying to find answers to what it means to the riders and why they do it. Most of them, after a long day at work, spend hours shoveling and then challenge themselves on obstacles that were not originally made for snowboarding. Additionally, in the zine, you can find a nice contrast between hobby riders and those who have turned it into a profession.
Come and explore this subculture.