fig. is an independent annual magazine founded in 2015 where art, architecture and society are discussed. The magazine is interested in the political and poetic dimensions of space - in the broadest sense - through the study of the resistant bodies that move within it. Without defending a single way of thinking, it attempts in its own way to mutualize actions and ideas that distance themselves from the mechanisms of domination and profitability with which our society is overflowing. With its distinctive hybridization of contribution formats, each issue of the magazine delivers rhizomatic content driven by emerging voices. It sparks discussion between researchers, architects, artists, scientists and activists who debate sustainable, inclusive and supportive alternatives for a different, if not better, world. Detached from the urgency of current events, fig. follows its own publication schedule.