Currency, an edgy yearly hard-cover magazine, is edited and art-directed by artist Sico Carlier. It's a mash-up of traditional magazine forms in a new style, for example, Carlier mixes recent interviews with some that are decades old, and he combines photography and line drawing. Don't expect to figure out who wrote what, or even what is an advertisement, and what is editorial. This is a magazine that breaks all boundaries.

Sico Carlier's text- and collage-based works have been displayed in places like the legendary Gracie Mansion Gallery (New York), Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (San Francisco), Pineal Eye (London), Torch (Amsterdam) and Lagerfeld Gallery (Paris).
His printed matter is part of the collection of the MOMA New York. Art directional inserts in publications like Zingmagazine (New York) and Butt magazine (Amsterdam), Suite (Barcelona) and Blue (Sydney) and have been praised by I-D and Dazed and Confused.