Spanish photographer

Slipcased double pb., 13 x 18 x 1,5 cm., 80 pp., b/w ills., numbered copies, Spanish

'Photographs', published to accompany the Alberto GARCÍA-ALIX retrospective, contains B&W photographs from 1975 to 1997. In addition to included chronology, bibliography, and a selection of critical texts, it is supplemented by a series of reflections.

The photo volume 'On Abortion' by Spanish photographer Laia ABRIL documents the dangers and harms that result from the lack of legal, safe and free access for women to abortion and uncovers a harrowing series of stigmata and taboos around the topic.

The leporello photo book 'Prosopagnosia' by Joan FONTCUBERTA & Pilar Rosado shows portraits from the 1930s, which serve as the basis of the project. On the back are images produced with artificial intelligence - as a wonderful sequence of failed attempts.

In 'Photographic Syntax', ALBARRÁN CABRERA explains why they produce their own images using different photographic processes, why they use the medium of photography as a learning tool, and the thoughts behind images, many of them previously unpublished.

This series in 'Waiting Game' was taken along the Spanish Mediterranean coast. To achieve his goal, Txema SALVANS approached disguised as a surveyor - the only way to carry out this halfway project between sociological dissection & naturalistic narrative.

Open binden HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 16,5 x 24 x 1,5 cm., 96 pp., 49 color ills., text language (of the inlet): English (Spanish version also here to order), Ltd. to 500 copies

Unbound Pb in printed plastic bag (no dust jacket, as issued), 21 x 30 x 1 cm., 64 pp., +1 post card (with back side informations about designer and publisher), 21 small b/w ills., no text

Out-of-print 'The Tree of Life is Eternally Green' by photographers MARTÍNEZ & SÁEZ is intimate notebook about their journey through Romania and at the same time exploration of the integral connection of Romanians to nature in the seasons winter to summer

The werewolf, about which the nifty photo book 'Lobismuller' by Laia ABRIL is about, was a woman who lived in the 19th century. lived in Spain. The story of Spain's most enigmatic and bloodthirsty serial killer is reconstructed from a female perspective.