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Current Volume
Vol 6. Autonomy
October 2021
Vertigo explores the eternal dichotomy between control and freedom in our final 2021 volume — Autonomy.
In black, white and red, we tell your stories of struggle and triumph. In a world where it feels all facets of our
lives are externally controlled in some way, it’s time to regain power and authority over ourselves.
#Past Volumes
Vol. 6 Autonomy
October 2021
Vertigo explores the eternal dichotomy between control and freedom in our final 2021 volume — Autonomy. In black, white and red, we tell your stories of struggle and triumph. In a world where it feels all facets of our lives are externally controlled in some way, it’s time to regain power.
Vol. 5 Sublime
September 2021
A serendipitous spark. Intoxicating infatuation. We yearn for it as long as we’re breathing. Illustrate for us the charm and rapture in your romance and your fantasy. We merely summon what has always been within you. For at your best, you are love. Observe the sublime.
Vol. 4 Pandemonium
July 2021
Enter the chaos. The noisy uproar of unrestrained disorder. This is Pandemonium. Here to highlight heroic, fearless feats in cultures and celebrate disturbance. It’s time to shine a spotlight onto the messy, the restless and the unrestrained.
Vol. 3 Holocene
May 2021
Join us as we engage in a collective purpose and analyse how we change, alongside the Earth’s ever-revolving axis. How will we adapt and transform to the shifts in environments and our emotions? How will the current epoch evolve as a result of our impact?
Vol. 2 Glitch
April 2021
Error 403 (Forbidden)!!1 / Error 400 (Bad request)!!1 / Error 000 (I’m hungry)!!1 What happens when we peel back the hard, shiny plastic surrounding our lives? When we untangle the wires in our mind? Unplug, switch off and deactivate for a wink of peace amidst the void?
Vol. 1 Remedy
February 2021
2020 felt like an entire epoch – where time simultaneously was and wasn’t. Days dragged on while seasons flashed by. The repercussions of this past year are set to shape our lives for at least the next decade. How do we navigate catastrophe as a society? Are we the remedial generation?