JUXTAPOZ 2 hypnotism Bugs Fardell

Bugs Fardell

Emerging from Spain’s fiercely active graffiti scene

Stine's "Fear Street: High Tide" invites readers to the sun-soaked shores of Shadyside

Stine's ability to transport readers to a world where the holiday warmth is offset by a bone-chilling narrative that taps into the darkest corners of the human psyche

Published in Italy with articles in English

JUXTAPOZ 2 hypnotism Bugs FardellJuxtapoz Vol. 1 No. 2 from Spring 1995 feels like the magazine fully discovering its strange heartbeat, blending pop surrealism, underground photography, skate culture and psychedelic art into one beautifully disoriented package. The issue is stacked with future lowbrow icons, including Mark Ryden whose eerie dreamworlds of rabbits, children and psychological unease already feel completely formed here, and Spencer Tunick capturing naked bodies