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ISSUE IV

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LETTER FROM<br />

THE EDITORS<br />

Dear Reader,<br />

As I saw the pages of this volume come together, I found myself in awe of the<br />

dimension and complexity with which our featured creators have presented their<br />

worlds to us. As with every preceding volume, the works included in this issue<br />

illuminate the pockets of existence that cannot be found without the vessels of<br />

shared experience–artwork, prose, poetry, film, photography, and even more–<br />

brought forth by our creators. Too easily we look upon the world and search for<br />

the next best thing. On this Winter Solstice, I invite you to consider our world in<br />

all the beauty she has already laid out before us.<br />

—Kate<br />

As we wind down our year, Sienna Solstice approaches its second year as a<br />

journal. In these two years, we’ve had chances to explore the founding question<br />

of our project: what do we lose when we draw strict boundaries between mediums<br />

of expression and exploration? From interviews with artists, creators, and<br />

academics through the countless pieces we’ve received from our community,<br />

we’ve been able to interact with individual projects highlighting the margins.<br />

This issue features computer generated art, music in conversation with neurotransmitters,<br />

photographs investigating the self, and a multitude of other permutations<br />

of mediums. In this dialogue of mediums, we hope you continue to<br />

see the multiplicity of life and our world’s interdependence between the different<br />

disciplines of expression.<br />

Thank you for celebrating with us this Winter Solstice.<br />

Warmly,<br />

Kate & Lea

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