January 2016
Odiseo Volume 6
From the publisher and design studio Folch, based in Spain: Odiseo: Combining sexual imagery with insightful essays and crossing the boundaries of books and magazines, odiseo defines itself as a hybrid. With Odiseo, we don’t seek to publish current content but we focus on the extended present, retaining the periodicity but doing away with the obsolete. This complex and contradictory nature shaped Odiseo as a small, bi-annual hardcover publication that falls between a book and a magazine. Moving away from the tradition of magazine mass consumption, Odiseo is a publication to be appreciated and read without pressure, it deserves quality time invested into its content.
$25 USD
Details
Dimensions
10" wide by 1" tall by 8" deep
Materials
Paper
Product Care
Store out of direct sunlight.
Notes
This printing is limited to 500 copies.
Volume Six comes after the past issue’s tribute to erotic mags’ conservative paper sleeve cover. Paint splattered spine, a playful and evocative still-life pic by Arnaud Lajeunie opens the sixth issue. Volume 6 features the editorial
“Intimate Failure and Exhilarating Fun” by photographer Arnaud Lajeunie; Barrie Hullegie’s and Mar Ordóñez’s editorials and a delicate and
suggestive photo essay by Paul Jung. Writing are by Eugenia Lapteva, Jonathan Lahey Dronsfield. Also featured in this issue Fiktion’s second installment (chapters 1–4 of Popppappp, by Momus). Jesús Umbría’s Archive on Hajime Sorayama and an audiovisual essay by Albert Moya cap the publication.