A collaboration between photographer Vrettos and art collective ANOSIA, which “brings to the fore the intervening body which breaks into the confounds of a ‘normal’ functioning constitution of public space and disrupts civility.”

Full-colour reproduced photographs of riotous bodies in surreal, often provocative scenes staged in abandoned public spaces where the naked, often painted or masked figures blend together into a violent, erotic and carnivalesque mass of flesh.

With an introduction by Gertrude Liebfraumilch, who also provides an impish play script, a poem by Nikos Branidis, another poem by Tanya Varveri, and a text by Yorgia Karidi.

Text in English and/or Greek.

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and online!

AI MUST DIE is a short zine that presents critical perspectives on the way that AI is talked about, governed, and owned in 2026.

Available at

@ Motto Berlin

@ Motto Paris

and for online order!

NEON AND JASMINE

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BOOK PRESENTATION
ANASTASIA MAMONTENKO
29 AUGUST • 7PM
MOTTO PARIS
WITH A LIVE MUSIC PERFORMANCE BY ROUGEPIQUE

Eric Pougeau

@motto_paris

Launch, Thursday 27 August, 6pm

Motto Paris @ Ofr Edition

6 rue des Filles du Calvaire

75003 Paris

Hugo Capablanca
@motto_paris
Saturday 22 August from 6pm

Collage works on canvas

• a live sound performance (8pm)
• archive sale

Motto Paris
Summer residence @ Ofr Editions
6 rue des filles du calvaire
75003 Paris

Motto Paris @ Ofr Editions

Summer residency

6 rue des Filles du Calvaire

75003 Paris

Daily 12-8pm

Motto Paris

38 rue du Vertbois

75003 Paris

Sticky Little Deaths is a provocative collection of bite-sized poems that sometimes sting. The speaker moves through a clumsy terrain of intimacy, retrospectively reconstructed by the author who spent her own adolescence in isolation. In this way, the poems give voice to a self that might have been: a girl allowed to be altered by wanting and giving. In this half-imagined world of tender surrender, girlhood is a perennial garden that we lovingly regress to, regardless of the time of transformation.

Throughout these pages, the nectar of curiosity is made into honey through an excruciating and exciting process. We witness the sloppy harnessing of seduction across spring gardens, city parks, and the kitchen floor. Sometimes these changes happen in the sun, others under the moon — but they are all short, sweet, and sticky.

Giselle DaMier is a story writer who usually finds herself on Route 66 or the banks of the Seine. Her diverse portfolio stretches from magazine articles to award-winning screenplays. However, she has a deep passion for poetry and prose. Her surreal flash fiction has appeared in various literary magazines and this is her debut chapbook. Inspired by Anaïs Nin, E.E. Cummings, and Sappho, Giselle DaMier seeks to blend delicate language with indiscreet imagery.

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