The second part of the project with which Txema Salvans won the 2012 RM Photobook Competition. This follow-up project continues to explore a series of desolate, though inhabited, landscapes of the Spanish Mediterranean.
In the first book, the central figure in the photos was always a prostitute. In this second series, it is a fisherman: fishing in reservoirs and marshes, along riverbanks, or in the sea in port towns. These fishermen are endowed with endless patience and resilience, capable of blending into any kind of land-scape. As a sort of mantra, the fishermen explain their activity as a way of “staying out of the house.”
This new project reinforces the idea that the real subject is a personal reflection on the notion of waiting. (Note de l’éditeur) ; photos en couleurs.
Txema Salvans : The waiting game II
The second part of the project with which Txema Salvans won the 2012 RM Photobook Competition. This follow-up project continues to explore a series of desolate, though inhabited, landscapes of the Spanish Mediterranean. In the first book, the central figure in the photos was always a prostitute. In this second series, it is a fisherman: […]Lire la suite
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| Poids | 1000 g |
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| EAN | 9788416282913 |
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| ISBN | 9788416282913 |
| Langue(s) | anglais |
| Nombre de pages | 92 |
| Reliure | Relié |
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