Named “Whatever Surfing Means”, this issue explores the boundaries of what we call ‘surf’ by giving voice to renowned photographers, artists, designers and journalists.

Surfing too often seems stuck in its conventional myths. Acid Magazine aims to break them down and create a space to highlight those who take the risk to create alternative imaginaries. Surfing seems to have forgotten what surrounds it. Acid Magazine strives to place surfing in its socio-economic, historical and cultural context. In truth, surfing is just a prism through which we observe society.

A wide-open, imperfect and always unfinished encyclopaedia, Acid Magazine is a completely independent annual print publication. Each issue proposes 26 ways to talk about much more than surfing. Available in English and French. Distributed worldwide. Printed in Britanny, France. Edited by Quentin Coulombier, Baptiste Le Provost and Thomas Le Provost.