Street Jungle3

Edited by

Marco Savarese, Editor-in-Chief

Published

Eyeshot

Format

Softcover, 21 × 27 cm

Pages

168

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Imagine a city to be a jungle, an urban landscape as an overpopulated forest, with an evolved and organized animal species that jumps on the subway cars like lianas, following the herd or moving away, hunting food, money, objects, social status, showing off very complex mating rituals. In “Street Jungle”, the urban landscape becomes a backdrop for a new kind of wildlife photography. Individuals are unconsciously immortalized in their natural habitat, as if they were wildlife caught in the lens of a wildlife photographer hidden among concrete bushes. Skyscrapers, highways, and billboards measuring 6×3 meter serve as the scenery for a “Street Jungle,” in which everything is designed for human use and consumption. “Street Jungle” is a limited-edition photography magazine of 400 copies capturing the magnificent ugliness of the 100% artificial environment of the human being. Just like in the jungle, the law of the strongest applies in the city. Eyeshot has invited five guest photographers to select the best “Street Jungle” shots, resulting in a collection of 105 photographs from 35 different countries, curated and edited by Marco Savarese. The issue offers a unique take on street photography, portraying the city as a modern-day jungle where the human being is the king. Explore the captivating world of “Street Jungle” and discover the beauty in the magnificently ugly environment of the city.

Who made it

The people

Editor

Marco Savarese

Marco Savarese founded Eyeshot in 2018 and leads it as Editor-in-Chief. He has edited around one hundred books and magazines, some of them bringing together more than a hundred photographers from all over the world. Every Eyeshot title passes through his hands, from the first selection to the final sequence. He is the author of The Other Side of the Table (Eyeshot, 2026), with photographs by Ed Kashi.

Photographers

127 photographers

Aaron Berger, Aaron Holquin, Alexander Bronfer, Andrea Torrei, Andrei-Dorian Gavrila, Ania Klosek, Aristide Economopoulos, Artur Pławski, Asa, Avard Woolaver, Ayla Güvenç, Barry Lewis, Barry Talis, Bob Chiu, Bojan ‘Chibsterr’ Nikolic, Brian Karlsson, Camilla Ferrari, Cédrix Roux, Chris Voss, Christopher de Béthune, Chuck Patch, Damian Chrobak, Daniel Arnold, Daniel Frymark, Dave Jordano, David Root, David Solomons, Devan Chirurgi, Dimitris Makrygiannakis, Dimpy Bhalotia, Don Hudson, Dotan Saguy, Elisa Mariotti, Elisa Tomaselli, Fadi BouKaram, Fermín Guzmán, Forrest Walker, Gerry Orkin, Giedo van der Zwan, Gil Rigoulet, Gisele Duprez, Graciela Magnoni, Gus Powell, Gustavo Minas, Guy Bolongaro, Haluk Safi, Hervé Chatel, Howard Larsen, Ian Weldon, Ilya Shtutsa, Jacek Szust, Jack Simon, Jake Ricker, Jeff Mermelstein, Jesse Marlow, Joanna Mrowka, Jonathan Walker, Julia Coddington, Julie Hrudova, Justin Vogel, Jutharat Pinyodoonyachet, Katarzyna Kubiak, Ken Walton, Kevin Icabales, Kevin Samuels, Kevin Weinstein, Kristian Leven, Maciej Dakowicz, Maciej Holy, Maciej Miliszkiewicz, Magdalena Orylska, Marc Erpelding, Marcelo Argolo, Mark Abramson, Mark Powell, Martin Kollar, Martinos Aristidou, Matt Stuart, Matthew Beck, Md Enamul Kabir, Melissa O’Shaughnessy, Mike Maloney, Miloz HutCha, Mithail Afrige Chowdhury, Muhammad Imam Hasan, Nayeem Siddiquee, Nick Hannes, Nicolas Portnoï, Niki Gleoudi, Nikolay Dutkin, Norbert Oksza Strzelecki, Peter de Krom, Peter Kool, Piti Amraranga, Rafael Almeida, Rafael Mattar, Richard Sandler, Robert Rutoed, Sakulchai Sikitikul, Salvatore Matarazzo, Sam Ferris, Severin Koller, Shin Noguchi, Siegfried Hansen, Simon P Kossoff, Sonia Goydenko, Stan de Zoysa, Stanislaw Rozewicz, Stavros Stamatiou, Stephen Leslie, Steven Jensen, StreetMax 21, Sylvain Biard, Tarek Zaigouch, Tawanwad Wanavit, Thammarak Raksa, Thomas Behets, Todd Gross, Tomasz Domagała, Tomasz Watras, Tymon Markowski, Valérie SIX, Viduthalai Mani Dharmaraj, Vinay Panjwani, Vineet Vohra, Vitor Damasio, Yucel Cetin.

The book

Edition details

Edition

FormatSoftcover, 21 × 27 cm

Pages168

EditionLimited edition

Publishing

Edited byMarco Savarese

PublishedEyeshot

Printed inItaly

Made to last

Materials

Designed and made in Italy, on Italian paper from Fedrigoni, founded in Verona in 1888. One paper, from the cover to the last page.

Papers

Interior and coverXper Premium White, uncoated. A special finishing treatment on both sides gives bright, sharp printing and a natural feel in the hand. One paper from the cover to the last page.

Standards

FSC® MixFibre from responsibly managed forests and controlled sources.

How we make it

DesignEdited, sequenced, and designed in our studio, page by page.

PrintPaper, print, and binding in Italy.