'Obscura' Magazine Vol. 19 Focuses on the Topic of Love

The bilingual print tackles one of the most intricate themes out there.

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“What We Talk About When We Talk About Love” is the theme of the latest issue of Obscura magazine. Exploring how different people interpret and experience the ambiguous notion of “love,” the magazine’s 19th volume features stories all tied by this theme. Pieces include a talk with 93-year-old Okushi Tsuchie in Fukuoka, Japan who still holds a strong love for her late husband who passed away 70 years ago, as well as a look into husband-and-wife team photography team at Studio TM. Head over to Obscura‘s website to learn more and pick up a copy at its online shop.

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