Manche unserer kulturellen Objekte oder Handlungen stammen noch aus den Anfängen der Menschheitsgeschichte. Sie existieren bis heute, sind aber im Alltag verborgen. OKKULT ist ein Kult(Ur)Magazin, das Themen wie Riten, Körperkunst, Aberglaube behandelt - schillernd, bunt, experimentell, im modernen Kontext. Die erste Ausgabe beschäftigt sich mit dem Thema Masken:
Es wird hinter die Masken geblickt, transformiert und demaskiert.
Es wird hinter die Masken geblickt, transformiert und demaskiert.
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Some of our cultural objects or actions arise from the early beginnings of human history. They exist until today, but they're hidden in our daily life. OKKULT is a magazine of (primal) culture, treating subjects like rites, body art, superstition – in a iridescent, colourful and experimental way, always in a modern context. The first issue is about masks:
It's about looking behind them, about transformations and demaskings.
It's about looking behind them, about transformations and demaskings.
Issue°1 about MASKS
Different articles, surveys, interviews, experiments and poetic texts structure the magazine OKKULT. It approachs the subject from all kind of view angles: Masks in a modern context, the origin of masks, the invisible masks we wear in our daily life, religion and masks, comic masks.
The Issue wants to answer questions like: Why do we wear masks? What mask or even person would you like to be for one week? Why are we so fascinated by animal masks? Is clothing a mask or rather an emphasis of personality? Do we disguise ourselves in daily life? What about Batman? And how to treat a person who hides something?
Different articles, surveys, interviews, experiments and poetic texts structure the magazine OKKULT. It approachs the subject from all kind of view angles: Masks in a modern context, the origin of masks, the invisible masks we wear in our daily life, religion and masks, comic masks.
The Issue wants to answer questions like: Why do we wear masks? What mask or even person would you like to be for one week? Why are we so fascinated by animal masks? Is clothing a mask or rather an emphasis of personality? Do we disguise ourselves in daily life? What about Batman? And how to treat a person who hides something?
