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The first issue of Schema revolves around the expression of "building castles in the sky", exploring dreams and the disillusionment of grand, unattainable aspirations. The narrative follows a character rejecting her birth prophecy to pursue a linear life, exploring life's pillars - love, wealth, and health - yet she faces various challenges. 

This bumby journey, presented in chapters, raises questions about destiny, choice, and societal norms, examining how access to dreams varies within different social, political, and economic landscapes. 

 

The magazine invites diverse artists and writers to contribute, discussing themes such as capitalism, feminism, mental health, and privilege. Ultimately, the Tilda's tale Issue N°01 aims to illuminate the beauty of dreaming, foster ambition, and reflect on misguided notions of success, while considering whether individuals are bound by fate of can shape their own destinies. 

 

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Schema is an interdisciplinary platform that intersects artistic practices and pop culture to explore contemporary issues through visual stories. Each edition showcases a narrative divided into chapters entrusted to one or multiple artists. By intertwining modern tales with fashion stories, Schema redefines the purpose of a magazine to be visually appealing yet readable as a cohesive story.