Berlin West USAAuthor: Eva Maria Ocherbauer Publisher: Self published Language: English Pages: 60 Weight: 224 g Binding: Softcover BERLIN WEST illustrates the subculture of the eighties in West Berlin, so exorbitant and glamorous at first, however becoming increasingly overshadowed by illness and death. Life took place mostly at night, excesses were normality, anything turned into a psychological dress party, overly dramatised. Constant intoxicated states of mind
Included are Claxton's notes on each performer
in which pictures relate to each other in ever-changing variations
women and children of family owned farms are surprisingly small
the light on the lake was soft as the sun was burning off the fog
in Valencia)
and their contentious but symbiotic partnership
Publisher: Episode Publishers
TISSUE Magazine N°2
The signed edition includes a previously unpublished image as a plate signed by the artist and glued into the inside back cover
sombre ode to a coastal stretch of the Bristol Channel poetically weaves together lives hit by decades of austerity and isolation
In 2009 he received a fellowship to work as city photographer of Koblenz
The Practice of Kintsugo by Céline Fribourg