In Issue 12 of Kolaj Magazine, Ric Kasini Kadour reviewed Nothing/Forever, a collage ‘zine by British collage artist Ewan Aparicio. Black & white on thick, saddle-stapled A5 paper, the 24-page ‘zine features the work of Aparicio and Eric Gallipo, Richard Rupenus, Jean-Baptiste Lévêque, Kate Rissiek, and Zen Zsigo.
From Kadour’s review:
The zine trips along through Zsigo’s sliced up photographs of wildflowers, Rissiek’s Burroughs-like machinations of an operating room, Lévêque’s pixelated textures, and ends with Gallipo’s blobs that appear to be collaged images of antique guns…Far from the polite collage of the Ramones or Sex Pistols, Aparicio’s aesthetic is more inline with the apocalyptic feel of Gee Vaucher and Penny Rimbaud’s work with Crass Records…Nothing/Forever feels like a well-curated mix tape.
This review appeared in Issue Twelve of Kolaj Magazine. To read the entire review, PURCHASE ISSUE TWELVE or SUBSCRIBE.
Nothing/Forever
compiled by Ewan Aparicio
8.25”x6.375”, 24 pages, £4 (UK), £5 (Europe), £6 (rest of world)
Input Error Press, London
2014-2015
Available from Input Error’s website: HERE.