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"“State of Nature” shows the extent that natural-disaster protection has become part of the European landscape.
Claudius SchSCHULZEulze traveled about 50.000 km across Europe, photographing seemingly picturesque landscapes from a crane platform with a large-format camera. But each of those idyllic scenes contains imperfections: alpine panoramas are crossed by snow sheds, the North Sea coast is furrowed by breakwaters.
In each of the photographs, protective structures rise into the landscape. But these pictures are not about defining the boundary between culture and nature. On the contrary: the photographs demonstrate how much the two spheres penetrate each other." (publisher's note, © Hartmann, 2017)
Claudius SchSCHULZEulze traveled about 50.000 km across Europe, photographing seemingly picturesque landscapes from a crane platform with a large-format camera. But each of those idyllic scenes contains imperfections: alpine panoramas are crossed by snow sheds, the North Sea coast is furrowed by breakwaters.
In each of the photographs, protective structures rise into the landscape. But these pictures are not about defining the boundary between culture and nature. On the contrary: the photographs demonstrate how much the two spheres penetrate each other." (publisher's note, © Hartmann, 2017)
- Ed(s)/Author(s)
- Oskar Piegsa, Thomas Glade
- Book design
- Sybren (SYB) KUIPER
- Format
- Pb. with belly band (no dust jacket, as issued), 30 x 36 x 2 cm., approx. 184 pp., approx. 65 color ills.,