DOMO’s latest edition brings together artists who dig deep—into memory, into movement, into the invisible labor behind creation. Each story reveals the unseen forces that shape who we are, on-screen and off.

Tracy L Chandler, in conversation with DOMO’s Chantal Anderson, journeys through her haunting and deeply personal debut photobook A Poor Sort of Memory. Together they trace themes of confinement, liberation, and photography as a portal for healing.

Directors Julian King and André Stringer draw from lived experience to explore the psychological terrain of athletic performance. In conversation, they reflect on the rituals, pressures, and quiet revelations that define life inside the locker room. What emerges is a portrait of sports as more than physical competition—it’s a crucible for identity, vulnerability, and personal evolution. 

Danny Seth reflects on his journey from bedroom DJ to cross-medium auteur. In a world of quick cuts and shrinking attention spans, Danny doubles down on immersive, story-driven filmmaking with the rigor of a perfectionist and the heart of a poet.

Contributing to Co-Creation™ means joining a dynamic community, committed to documenting and shaping a world where every moment is a curious step towards discovery and transformation.

Co-Creation™ is a publication by DOMO.

An inclusive and empowering form of collaboration that emphasizes the joint development of new ideas and solutions through the active engagement of every individual. It is characterized by its focus on innovation, equal participation, and shared responsibility, harnessing the creativity of all participants to generate novel and unexpected outcomes.

Collaboration is often misconceived as sacrificing individuality for the greater group. However, in the realm of Co-Creation™, we unlock the power of both the individual and the group working together in concert. It's the recognition that collaboration is a living, breathing organism that thrives on the energy and enthusiasm of each member. By tapping into this intertwined intelligence, the working process becomes more fulfilling, and the outcomes more impactful.

This effort requires care and attention. While tangible goals are necessary, finding joy in the journey is equally vital. Teams that derive satisfaction from the creative process tend to be more cohesive, motivated, and ultimately more productive. Consider these cards as the fuel to power fruitful collaborations and enjoy the process as you go. This is Co-Creation™.