Terra Incognita
“Terra Incognita” is a conceptual fanzine, that borrows Aldous Huxley’s concept from “Doors of Perception” (1954) and “Heaven and Hell” (1956). A visual exploration through paper and digital collage, analogue photography and calligraphy.
“Like the earth of a hundred years ago, our mind still has its darkest Africas, its unmapped Borneos and Amazonian basins. (…) A man consists of what I may call an Old World of personal consciousness and, beyond a dividing sea, a series of New Worlds - the not too distant Virginias and Carolinas of the personal subconscious and the vegetative soul; the Far West of the collective unconscious, with its flare and symbols, its tribes of aboriginal archetypes; and, across another, vaster ocean, at the antipodes of everyday consciousness, the world of Visionary Experience.”
— HUXLEY, Aldous, "Doors of Perception" (1954), "Heaven and Hell" (1956).
Selfpublished fanzine
Paper & digital collage / Paint
Published: Sept 2014,
Bergen, Norway.
47 + 12 pages
Analog photography;
Collage; Calligraphy.
Hand-stitched and signed.
Locations:
Parc de la Ciutadella, Barcelona, Spain;
Lokrum Island, Dubrovnik, Croatia;
Kupari, Croatia;
Évora, Portugal;
and Norway
3 editions
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