Limited print run

'Icaro' by Irene ZOTTOLA was created from leaves of a found encyclopedia, selected fragments of a novel and photographic prints made in the darkroom with liquid emulsion. The project aims to establish a parallel between bird flight and human life journey.

In 'The Screw', Akihito YOSHIDA shows people who make the 'screws' of ships in small workshop in Bangladesh. They work together to create a cold, hard metal by pouring molten red liquid, like magma, into the pitch-black ground, covered with iron sand.

'Yashi no mi' by Miho YOKOCHI is a photo report about her travels to coastal cities in Japan - in the tradition of Tamiko NISHIMURA, who traveled to the Tohoku, Hokuriku, Kanto, Kansai and Chugoku in the 1970s and published her series as a photo book, too

The photo book 'Exile' is the third chapter of Vasantha YOGANANTHAN's long-term project' A myth of Two Souls', it tells of Rama's life in the forest, together with Sita and her brother Lakshmana.

For 'Afterlife', the sixth volume of his long-term photo book project on India's saga, 'A Myth of Two Souls', France based photographer Vasantha YOGANANTHAN created collages of multiple image layers to put the viewer in a state of disorientation.

The book 'Hayal & Hakitat' by Cemre YESIL shows the hands of Turkish prisoners from early 20th century Turkey and are from the photo albums of Abdul Hamid II, the 34th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. It consists of two parts that can be viewed side by side.

Out-of-print book '404 not found' by Li YANG deals with an abandoned place in Poeple's republic of China. It contains images of the city, which was once designed as a research base and was home to up to 50,000 people at times, taken around the year 2000.

The photo volume 'Shooting the Tiger' by Chinese-Dutch photographer Xiaoxiao XU shows an aspect of Chinese culture that is in the process of disappearing. It documents the colorful world of Shèhuo - we travel with her from village to village.

Out-of-print 'Hong Kong Umbrella' by Michael WOLF shows umbrellas in the Back Alleys. The cover also refers to the yellow umbrella as a symbol of protest against Chinese appropriation; images of the 'Umbrella Revolution' by Lam Yik FEI can also be seen.

The book 'Hong Kong Storage' by Michael WOLF is the 9th book of his Hong Kong books. Hong Kong back alleys were his laboratory for exploring behavior, creativity & inventiveness of the city's inhabitants, visible in the variety of improvised arrangements.

Out-of-print volume 'Hong Kong Rubber Boots and Shoes' by Michael WOLF contains images of everyday from 'his' laboratory for exploring the behaviors, creativity and inventiveness of the city's inhabitants, reflected in the variety of random arrangements.

The photo volume 'Hong Kong Lost Laundry' by Michael WOLF shows laundry carried away by the wind, which lands on cables, roofs and billboards and has thus become wondrous sculptures of everyday life. The final volume of the series 'Informal Solutions'.

'The Poetry of the Instant' offers the most comprehensive overview to date of the work of Sabine WEISS. It traces her entire career, from reportage for magazines of the time to portraits of artists, fashion and street photography, and numerous travels.

The color photographs in the book 'Lana' by Terri WEIFENBACH were taken in same named small Italian village in the mountains of South Tyrol. The American photographer creates images that breathtakingly, dream-like & enchanting memories of hazy summer days

Out-of-print 'A Dalston Anatomy' by Lorenzo VITTURI explores the cycle of emergence, disappearance & reappearance. He spent time at London's Ridley Road Market to photograph and to create sculptures & collages from materials found in the market's debris.

The photographic volume 'A Light Inside' by Danielle VILLASANA is a counter to the sensationalist, stereotypical portrayals of trans women. It shows their life in Peru, where the photojournalist spent three years in a community of transwomen in Lima.

Leporello (ca. 2,40 m), covered with dj, 12 x 20 cm., color ills., no text; ltd. to 200 copies

Pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 16 x 24 x 1 cm., 108 pp., color ills.,

'Wuhan Radiography' by Simon VANSTEENWINCKEL is an artistic result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Virtual wanderings through Wuhan, were photographed with an X-ray film from the computer screen to create a seemingly personally experienced image of that place.

In her out-of-print volume 'LAND', Dutch photographer Laura van SEVEREN expands the concept of landscape photography to include abstraction; In addition, their work includes an industrial-economic-critical aspect. This makes the work a relevant photo book