Our world politically and socially is in fragmentation. How can we distinguish between fact and fiction in our media-saturated time? Adam Curtis claims that the human species has become so much a part of the system that we are unable to see beyond it. Many liberal thinkers and artists stopped identifying themselves with politics and with the outside world and have become withdrawn or detached. Despite an overflow of critique few are contemplating on alternative approaches. Invictus means unconquerable: igniting artists, thinkers and readers to take back responsibility. What I observe is that the basis reached after the industrial and technological revolution and its critical evaluation is no longer sufficient to propel this rapidly globalizing world. There is a fine line and constant symbiosis occurring between creativity and digitization. By merging technological progress with creative endeavor, we continuously explore the boundaries of our future. The journey of Art is limitless and presents itself with no restrictions. INVICT/US gather’s multidisciplinary work from creative thinkers and artists that dedicate their craft to salvaging deep complex issues of the 21st century. Their artistic form of journalism observes topics through multiple perspectives. John Dos Passos, an American novelist and artist active in the first half of the 20th century, said that ‘Most journalism does not acknowledge that people live at least as much in their heads as they do in the world’. The ethos of the magazine is a subjective form of artistic journalism or art-ivism, inspired by New Journalism and Gonzo Journalism, written without claims of objectivity. The Magazine divides its Issues into 5 Elements: Earth, Water,