Its_phan_time is a publication that investigates the nature of identity in the context of the digital age. Using personal archival material and research, it explored how relationships, communication, and identity are shaped across both digital and physical realms. The digital material highlights the extent to which identity and memories are embedded in online spaces, reflecting on how our digital interactions present in our physical memory, showing both what is preserved and lost in digital space.
Angie Hogan is an Irish-Japanese multidisciplinary designer based in Dublin, with a degree in Visual Communication at TU Dublin (2025). Her practice is driven by curiosity, rooted in research and approached with experimentation. She has collaborated on a range of creative projects and enjoy working across disciplines.
ALSO editions is a Dublin-based publications imprint coordinated by Peter Maybury.
Published by ALSO editions Edition of 50 36 pages, digital printed onto 100gsm Munken Print 165 x 195mm (insert onto Evercolor Ivory, 80gsm recycled)
