European photographer

Since 1995 the prominent Italian photographer Guido GUIDI has been photographing the tomb of the Brion family in San Vito d'Altivole by Carlo Scarpa. This photobook, 'Carlo Scarpa's Tomba Brion', presents architectural details in color photographs.

The book 'Colombia. On the Brink of Paradise' by Luca ZANETTI describes a life between tradition and modernity, between catastrophe and paradise in front of your eyes. The sociologist Alfredo Molano explains the historical, political and social background

This XL edition of the photo book 'SUMO' by Helmut NEWTON celebrates the 10th anniversary of this photo book classic. In addition to 464 images, it contains a new brochure that documents its publication history - a homage, now in a more manageable format.

For one summer, Heidi SPECKER portrayed pupils in her hometown and, through the subtle positioning that creates rituals, developed a sensitive picture essay that represents an examination of her own biography, which is shaped by the agricultural industry.

Out of print volume 'Case Study Homes' by Peter BIALOBRZESKI contains color photos of accommodations made in Manila that consist of civilian garbage. The effects of globalization such as pandemic pollution and the reasons for migration become visible.

In his photo book 'Hereafter' Federico CLAVARINO works to deconstruct his family's narrative, shaped by colonial discourse. He places archive photographs and current images in a dialectical relationship with each other to show the continuity of the empire

'La Résidence' by JH ENGSTROEM, consists of 29 snapshot-like triptychs interspersed with his typically restrained images on borderless double-page spreads and brief diary commentary. JH intends to make the absurdity of human existence profoundly tangible.

Magnum photographer Harry GRUYAERT's photo book 'It's not about cars' contains images in which automobiles only serve as a leitmotif to guide the viewer through his varied work, which is characterized by a sensitive use of color, shape and light.

HC, 21 x 27 cm., 280 pp., 201 color ills., Ltd. to only 500 copies!

The out-of-print 'Tory, Island Images' by Martine FRANCK deals with a rock in the Atlantic Ocean, nine miles north of the Irish coast, populated by 130 Irish-speaking inhabitants. A documentary about an isolated, close-knit community, a unique microcosm.