With no discernible beginning or end to the publication, the reader unwittingly joins a dance, manoeuvring through a sequence of life-size clippings; weightless figures wrestle through internal dialogues. image credit: GFSmith. Ex. 2
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Paris based publisher, producing experimentally oriented books with and for artists, photographers and writers. Launching: Beginnings 13.02 NL• 18.02 FR • 01.03 BE https://ex-coda.com/
Alice Rosati’s aesthetics of collective fear: gothic literature and sci-fi visions : lampoonmagazine.com/article/2023... Ex. 1
Alice Rosati’s aesthetics of collective fear: gothic literature and sci-fi visions
From alien invasions to eco-anxiety. The photographer Alice Rosati gives voice to collective fears through a post-apocalyptic scenario and her rough analog photography
lampoonmagazine.com
'Falling Leaves' by Paul Phung Working closely with choreographers and performers, photographer Paul Phung presents a series of five acts grappling with the unspoken language of the body. 'Falling Leaves' by Paul Phung www.ex-coda.com/product/fall... Ex. 2
Paul Phung’s Visceral Debut Book Captures the Unspoken Language of Dance @anothermag.com A close collaboration with choreographers and performers, shot over the course of seven years, Paul Phung’s debut book is a hallucinatory ode to dance www.anothermag.com/art-photogra... Ex. 2
Paul Phung’s Visceral Debut Book Captures the Unspoken Language of Dance
A close collaboration with choreographers and performers, shot over the course of seven years, Paul Phung’s debut book is a hallucinatory ode to dance
anothermag.com
“Falling Leaves dares its audience to question: where does the body end, and the soul begin? In this space of tension, Paul Phung invites us to linger, to breathe, and to dance in the silence between frames.” www.nastymagazine.com/photography/... Ex. 2
Falling Leaves / An ode to the unspeakable by Paul Phung | NASTY Magazine
Photographer Paul Phung, known for his hauntingly monochromatic lens, defies convention by weaving an intricate ballet between form and abstraction.
nastymagazine.com
They Are Coming From anxiety-pitched fever dreams, to late night Reddit reading, conspiratorial fed fear and existential angst. x www.ex-coda.com/product/they...
We printed the publication twice: first in full colour CMYK and a blue shade of metallic. The sheets were passed back through the printing press once more, for a second layer of metallic—overprinting the book with slime and Rosati’s doppelgängers. read more here: www.ex-coda.com/product/they...
They are Coming, Alice Rosati From anxiety-pitched fever dreams, to late night Reddit reading, conspiratorial fed fear and existential angst. THEY ARE COMING collates the material produced over the course of a decade from both first and second-hand sources by Alice Rosati.
