Mirage Magazine – Under The Sun Vol. 02: Ferrari

FERRARI RE-IMAGINED

Mirage Magazine was founded independently in 2009 by Henrik Purienne and Frank Rocholl as a 400 page fashion and culture magazine inspired by the photographic aesthetic and hedonistic culture of the 1960s and 1970s. Subject matter relates to timeless aesthetics in the fields of architecture, art and design interweaved with visions of forgotten utopias, unsung heroes and cinematic stagings. Editorial content has a documentary feel and often reflects the personal relationship of photographer and muse, with key themes being summer, sun, youth, freedom and rebellion.

Under the Sun – Ferrari drifts between past and present — between the roar of engines and the silence after ignition. It’s a book about the cinematic allure of motion, the devotion to the uncompromising, and the sound of life at 7,000 rpm.

A girl leans against it, unbothered — somewhere between Rome and a dream. The light turns gold. Ferrari has always been more than a car — it’s an Italian fantasy: beauty in motion, elegance with danger, glamour with grit.

Curated by Rocholl, Under the Sun reimagines the myth through the lens of culture — where art direction meets asphalt, and every frame feels like a scene from a lost film. Because the real Ferrari story isn’t told in garages, It plays out under an open sky.

Language: English