Social landscape

The documentary photo volume 'Aids in Odessa' by German photographer Andrea DIEFENBACH, which is out of print, documents the living situation in Odessa, where the AIDS epidemic spread particularly quickly after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

The images contained in 'Abandoned Moments' by Ed KASHI show fleeting yet unique moments full of exuberant energy - the chaos of everyday life. In contrast to his journalistic approach, here he abandons himself entirely to the untamed energy of the moment

The out-of-print book '5x7' by William EGGLESTON contains imagery typical of his oeuvre - street scenes, parked cars, portraits of strangers and the disenfranchised. It also features never-before-published photographs taken in the nightclubs he frequented

In her photo volume 'Shadows in Paradise', Marianna ROTHEN delves into a complex meditation on femininity. In the opaque narrative in the aesthetics of the 1960s, the presence of a gun visually combines with fear and melancholy in carefully staged scenes.

This volume, 'New Documents 1967', about an exhibition that was to give photography a new direction - coinciding with the emergence of the RAF in the then FRG - contains documents as well as photographs by Diane ARBUS, Lee FRIEDLANDER and Garry WINOGRAND.

'The Dog in France' by Japanese photographer Koji ONAKA, is a retrospective of his time in self-chosen exile in Paris. The diagonals in the ONAKA's b/w shots indicate disorientation. And the parallels to the great photographer, Daido MORIYAMA, are obvious

The out-of-print volume 'Outland' by Roger BALLEN is the culmination of almost twenty years of work and is one of the most extraordinary photographic titles. From the late 1990s to 2000, he portrayed white people on the fringes of South African society.

Big sized pb., 29 x 41 cm., 224 pp., color ills., multilingual texts: Ukrainian, Russian, English, French, German and Dutch

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

Zen Foto Book, Vol. 37, pb., 18 x 24 x 1,5 cm., 88 pp., 300 gr., no text, Ltd. to 500 copies