"Parterre de Rois Parterre de Rois is a magazine on art and culture from Italy, co-founded by Molly Molloy and Gianni Tozzi, focusing on the pop culture that everyone is talking about. But the way the discussion unfolds is unique, with pictures as the main focus, supplemented by very little text.

The two founders, Molly Molloy and Gianni Tozzi explain their magazine this way: It's more like a picture dinner, with one word on the menu. The word, which is printed on the cover of the magazine, is also the theme of each issue. So, the moment you get the magazine, you know what it's about, and then you open it up and focus on the pictures. For modern people, this way of reading is both familiar and new. quot;Cover of the Year" magazine, the theme is "Happiness". The cover is an abstract smiley face, and the content inside is a visual representation of the invited "contributors". There are random pen drawings, colorful collages, installation art, and simple photographs.

Their first issue is even more playful, with the gimmicky word, "flesh" as the theme. The people invited to interpret this word is also very interesting, in addition to photographers, musicians, illustrators, directors, calligraphers and other objects, neuroscientists, tattoo artists and butchers also participated in it. Only four copies of the magazine have been published so far. The concise, single-word theme is surprising in its diversity of invited subjects and its visual impact.