JUXTAPOZ 2 zine and Mark Ryden dominates the

and Mark Ryden dominates the magazine with his eerie candy-coloured dreamworlds full of giant-eyed children

There they will confront madness

the magazine introduces rising talents such as Ben Sanchez

The inaugural issue features the work Emma Kohlmann

Was it just coincidence that the Nostromo happened to pass by the desolate planet

JUXTAPOZ 2 zine and Mark Ryden dominates theJuxtapoz Vol. 1 No. 2 from Spring 1995 feels like the magazine fully discovering its strange heartbeat, blending pop surrealism, underground photography, skate culture and psychedelic art into one beautifully disoriented package. The issue is stacked with future lowbrow icons, including Mark Ryden whose eerie dreamworlds of rabbits, children and psychological unease already feel completely formed here, and Spencer Tunick capturing naked bodies