[4차 입고] American Origami
90,000원
저자 : Andres Gonzalez
출판사 : fw:
크기 : 25 x 28 cm
페이지수 : 384
언어 : 영어
디자인 : Hans Gremmen
공동발행 : Light Work
ISBN : 978-94-90119-81-2
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Winner of the Light Work Photobook Award 2019 / Shortlist Aperture Paris Photobook Award 2019 / Best of 2019 (Deadbeatclub, Jacqueline Bates) / Best Photobook of 2019 (PhotoEye, Jason Eskenazi, Shane Lavalette, Kevin Kunishi) / Best of 2019 (Rob Hornstra, Vanessa Winship, Photobookstore Magazine) / Photobooks of the Year, Bildband Berlin / PHmuseum Best Photo Book 2019 (Laurence Cornet) / The Guardian Best of 2019 (Sean O’Hagan) / TIME Magazine’s Best Photobooks of 2019
‘American Origami’ is the result of six years of photographic research, and results in a statement of over 700 photographs which closely examines the epidemic of mass shootings in American schools, weaving together first person interviews, forensic documents, and original photographs. The book takes the reader through a visual journey of shared grief, to illuminate moments of beauty and bring forward moral questions embedded in acts of collective healing. The book is bound in a unique way, and creates a parallel world of the past and the present, showing the silenced landscape interwoven with the personal artifacts created by those left behind.
Winner of the Light Work Photobook Award 2019 / Shortlist Aperture Paris Photobook Award 2019 / Best of 2019 (Deadbeatclub, Jacqueline Bates) / Best Photobook of 2019 (PhotoEye, Jason Eskenazi, Shane Lavalette, Kevin Kunishi) / Best of 2019 (Rob Hornstra, Vanessa Winship, Photobookstore Magazine) / Photobooks of the Year, Bildband Berlin / PHmuseum Best Photo Book 2019 (Laurence Cornet) / The Guardian Best of 2019 (Sean O’Hagan) / TIME Magazine’s Best Photobooks of 2019
‘American Origami’ is the result of six years of photographic research, and results in a statement of over 700 photographs which closely examines the epidemic of mass shootings in American schools, weaving together first person interviews, forensic documents, and original photographs. The book takes the reader through a visual journey of shared grief, to illuminate moments of beauty and bring forward moral questions embedded in acts of collective healing. The book is bound in a unique way, and creates a parallel world of the past and the present, showing the silenced landscape interwoven with the personal artifacts created by those left behind.
