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A black and white close-up of a person’s lap and thighs. They wear dark, textured tights and a black garment, with one hand resting on their leg and the other on their hip.
A black and white close-up of a person’s lap and thighs. They wear dark, textured tights and a black garment, with one hand resting on their leg and the other on their hip.

Racy photography from the new issue of Odiseo

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Date
4 February 2016

Erotic journal Odiseo, the handiwork of Folch Studio, is back and on volume seven. The hardcover Truth issue is fronted by three covers and a familiar crop of bare bums and nipples shot by Juan Hernández. Inside, work by photographer Paul Jung depicts the human body as a landscape, while Bennie Julian Gay captures suggestive gestures and Maud Rémy-Lonvis’ inserts herself into portraits of her personal muse. As ever, the Barcelona-based publication aims to turn erotica and erotic publishing upside down, coupling essays and opinion pieces with theatrical nudes.

A grainy, black and white close-up of a person’s torso. The image focuses on the soft curves of the body and a single nipple.
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Paul Jung: Odiseo Vol. 7

A close-up, black and white photo of a person wearing white underwear. The word “Chérie” is printed across the front in a black, cursive script.
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Maud Rémy-Lonvis: Odiseo Vol. 7

A close-up of a person wearing a beige bodysuit. The fabric fits tightly against their hip and waist against a dark background.
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Bennie Julian Gay: Odiseo Vol. 7

A close-up of a person wearing a simple bra in a muted terracotta tone. The image focuses on the curve of the chest and the strap of the garment.
The cover of a magazine titled “Odiseo.” features a person wearing a tight, light blue bodysuit and matching face mask. The garment has two circular cut-outs over the chest, and the person wears a large gold earring.
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Juan Hernández: Odiseo Vol. 7 cover

The cover of a magazine titled “Odiseo.” features a person seen from behind, nude from the waist up. A hand wearing a long black glove rests on their shoulder. Small text at the bottom describes the contents of Volume 7.
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Juan Hernández: Odiseo Vol. 7 cover

The cover of a magazine titled “Odiseo.” features a close-up of a person’s face seen through a layer of translucent, crinkled plastic. A small block of text at the bottom describes the issue’s focus on the notion of “truth”.
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Juan Hernández: Odiseo Vol. 7 cover

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