No books
978-3868285536
New
Publisher's presentation :
"In Black Nest, Mathias Christensen dissolves into a dark misty world of his former hometown, Copenhagen. With insistent aesthetic consequence, we are sucked into a delirium of obscured strange sceneries, never knowing what’s waiting around the corner.
Throughout the book Christensen circles around crucial existential cornerstones in the urban landscape, hence the paradox of loneliness and alienation coexisting within the density of the human masses seems to be an essential phenomenon in this work.
«In the beginning I thought I was looking at the city as a place and this discomfort it triggered inside me. But later on I realized I was looking at something deeper and much more horrifying, I was looking at the urban specie as a state of being,» says Mathias Christensen.
With particular interest in mankind's relation to nature and modern society, the work of Mathias Christensen (b. 1984) have been featured in exhibitions around Europe and USA."
120 pages - Hardcover
Kehrer Verlag, 2015
New - Mint condition
Warning: Last books in stock!
7 Rooms - 2nd Edition (*signed*)
.Sold out.The first edition of 7 Rooms, released in 2011, was quickly sold out. We are offering here the 2013 re-edition, signed by the artist.7 Rooms takes us with a groupe of 7 people in the post-soviet Russia, and is a series of intimate portraits, where we sense calm and also boredom. Rafal Milach has an obvious eye for composition and a strong sense...
.Sold out.Avec Ama, Nina Poppe nous emmène au Japon dans une communauté de femmes pêcheuses, les "femmes de la mer" (Ama en japonais), et autrefois "sirènes" car elles plongeaint vêtues uniquement d'un tissu autour des hanches. Ces femmes pêchent des "abalones" (un genre d'ormeau) en apnée, plusieurs heures par jour à des profondeurs de 15 mètres. Dans...
.Sold out. Rinko Kawauchi is certainly one of the most famous contemporary Japanese photographers, thanks to photobooks such as Utatane, Aila, Cui-Cui or more recently Illuminance. These previous opus showed us and told us life through small plots of daily life, details of everyday life that inscribe us all in the same community.With Ametsuchi, a term...