Oluwaseun Olayiwola - Strange Beach

Oluwaseun Olayiwola - Strange BeachStrange Beach is the debut collection from poet and choreographer Oluwaseun Olayiwola. Intimate and erotic, ecological and philosophical, the poems in Strange Beach illuminate the body as a porous landscape across which existential dramas, filial fractures and sexual reckonings occur. The collection ventures across the same Atlantic Ocean as Claudia Rankines Citizen, which is the same Atlantic Ocean in Lowells Life Studies, to reveal a queer

I meet them once in the evening along the Rhone

Borne of a sense of continuation with the past at the same time as an understanding of the difference in purpose with our ancestors

Bilingual in English and French

Rodriguez sculpts a series of nudes oscillating between power and a loss of control

flaccid and trapped

the book is inspired by memories of his travels as well as a multitude of stories such as those told by his mother

Pedro Correa

Stefan Byrom

125 × 165 mm

Fischer Verlag

granting him his first major retrospective in Paris

yet Ayer’s work diverges into a modern exploration