Eyeshot Magazine
Open Call 202520
Edited by
Marco Savarese, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Eyeshot, 2026
Format
Hardcover, 22 × 24 cm
Pages
128
Price
Sold out
“Open Call 2025”, Eyeshot Magazine Issue #20, is a limited-edition, hardcover photographic magazine and collective statement. Curated from over 20,000 submissions worldwide, this special issue features the winners, finalists, and honorable mentions in street and documentary photography, reflecting the breadth, urgency, and poetic depth of contemporary visual storytelling. More than an anthology, it is a curated dialogue: a portrait of a moment in flux, where identity, memory, place, and silence intersect. The magazine invites readers to travel across continents, perspectives, and personal landscapes, mediated through photography’s ability to observe, provoke, and connect.
Who made it
The peopleEditor
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
52 photographers
Alec Rill, Amy Horowitz, Andre Jolivette, Andrei Furnea, Anil Purohit, Aniruddha Guha Sarkar, Anna Biret, B Jane Levine, Barbara Peacock, Chiara Pavanati, Chris Yan, Cosmin Garlesteanu, Costanza Rossi, Daniel Antonio Garzon Moreno, Daniele Colucci, David Niu, Davide Janigro, Derk Budde, Dimitri Mellos, Eleni Albarosa, Federico Borobio, France Leclerc, Harry Fisch, Ivan Boiko, Jamie Fyson-Howard, Janusz Jurek, Jordi Pinent, Jozef Macak, Julachart Pleansanit, Laurin Strele, Lisandra Alvarez, Magnus Fröderberg, Margarita Mavromichalis, Maria Luisa Pereira Malheiro Rodrigues, Marika Poquet, Max Sturgeon, Michael Robinson Chávez, Mohsen Hadj, Murat Harmanlikli, Nianzu Chang, Paing Htet Aung, Paolo Artuso, Philip Coburn, Sankar Sridhar, Sebastian Piatek, Simona Bonanno, Sunny Quintero, Suresh Naganathan, Taras Bychko, Umberto Verdoliva, Vica Rosario Bogaerts, Zeren Yu.
The book
Edition detailsEdition
FormatHardcover, 22 × 24 cm
Pages128
EditionLimited edition
SignedDigitally
Publishing
Edited byMarco Savarese
IntroductionLucrezia Bonarota
PublishedEyeshot, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Printed inItaly
ISBN979-12-80238-80-1
Made to last
MaterialsWe choose every material for what it gives the photographs, and for what it leaves behind. Every page, cover, and endpaper is paper made in Italy by Fedrigoni, founded in Verona in 1888: it gives us the print quality we want and the environmental guarantees we will not do without, and we pay more for both.
Papers
Interior and coverSymbol Tatami, matt coated. 30% more body than ordinary coated stock and 97% opacity: the blacks stay deep, and no image shows through from the page behind.
EndpapersSirio Color Black, 140 g/m². Dyed through the pulp with lightfast pigments, so it stays black for decades.
Standards
FSC® MixBoth papers: fibre from responsibly managed forests and controlled sources.
No elemental chlorineBoth papers: pulp bleached without elemental chlorine (ECF).
Acid freeBoth papers, Long Life certified: the pages will not yellow or turn brittle.
RecyclableBoth papers: every paper in the magazine can be recycled at the end of its life.
PapermakerFedrigoni, rated Platinum by EcoVadis (top 1% of its industry) and on the CDP A List for climate, 2025.
How we make it
DesignEdited, sequenced, and designed in our studio, page by page, together with the photographer.
PrintPaper, print, and binding in Italy, a short distance apart, with people we have worked with for years.
EditionWe print what is ordered, in a limited edition: no warehouse of unsold copies.
ShippingFrom Italy, one parcel per order, straight to its reader. An order never ships in pieces.
PackagingA recyclable mono-material envelope (Made for Recycling, Interzero), resealable to be used again, closed with acid-free paper stickers.
