In this issue I would like to publish a letter to the editor, which reached me and which I would like to share with you. It is from Luca Rossi, Italy:

"I believe this magazine is a window in the art world that should not be mistaken with a distortion of reality. This magazine is an eye in which art itself finds a reflection of purity and simplicity, of integrity and simple existence, without being obscene or vulgar, but which must be accepted for what it is. Images of bodies that live in the light of color and their naturalness within creation, so vast and multifaceted. I especially liked Fabian Fess' photos. They take the individual into an ancestral bond with nature, an ancient, mysterious, wild, indigenous bond, I would say ... essential. Bodies shot in black and white that cannot live without water which is a vital spirit and a breath for every living being. Lights and shadows reflected on the skin to design a model that was created by nature itself in all its beauty and of which the artist was able to grasp its essential features. The color paintings that are rediscovered in the magazine are also very beautiful. But then, in the end, before closing the magazine, I reflect on the meaning of all this and wonder who is the man in this society who never wants to show the sense of beauty of a body, judging without questioning the sense of extreme beauty."

Luca Rossi

Letters to the editor belong to the most popular categories of every magazine. It is funny from time to time, always quite short and often interesting. Letters to the editor are very brief in expressing senti-ments and opinions. They do not claim to be complete and objective, and they do not have to. Letters to the editor are, in my opinion, so popular because they are not written by professional journalists but have the status of an everyman in a sense that creates a kind of connectedness.