Mubarak atmata (26 risultati)

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Art of Seeing: A Mindful PhotowalkWhat if photography began long before you raised the camera The Art of Seeing: A Mindful Photowalk is not another photography manual. It is a quiet invitation to rediscover the world through attention, presence, and wonder. Rather than focusing on camera settings or technical perfection, this book explores the deeper practice of seeing-the place where every meaningful photograph begins.Written by award-winning visual artist Mubarak Atmata, this contemplative collection presents 108 short reflections arranged in five interconnected movements: - The Way of Seeing- The Language of Light- The Spaces Between- Beyond the Camera- The Art of PresenceEach page can be read independently, inviting readers to slow down, observe more deeply, and cultivate a richer relationship with light, landscape, people, and everyday life.Inspired by photography, philosophy, mindfulness, and lived experience, this book is for anyone who believes that a camera is more than a tool-it is a way of paying attention.Whether you are an experienced photographer, a beginner with a smartphone, a visual artist, or simply someone seeking a more mindful way of moving through the world, The Art of Seeing offers gentle insights that continue long after the book is closed.Perfect for readers who enjoy: - Mindful photography- Visual philosophy- Creative reflection- Nature observation- Slow living and contemplative practice- Daily inspirational readingThis is a book to return to again and again-one page, one walk, one moment at a time.Because photography does not begin with a camera. It begins with a willingness to see.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Atlas of KhasakA Photographic Monograph by Mubarak AtmataThe Atlas of Khasak is a contemplative photographic journey through the landscapes and marginal lives of Eastern Palakkad, Kerala, inspired by the enduring imaginative world of O. V. Vijayan's legendary novel Khasakinte Ithihasam (The Legends of Khasak).Rather than illustrating the novel, this body of work explores the real geographies that echo its atmosphere-vast fields, winding roads, isolated settlements, tea stalls, shepherds, farmers, palmyra groves, and the everyday lives that unfold at the edges of visibility. Through carefully observed photographs, the book traces a territory where memory, myth, labor, and landscape intersect.Part documentary, part visual meditation, The Atlas of Khasak investigates how places accumulate stories and how ordinary lives become repositories of collective memory. The images reveal a region suspended between tradition and modernity, where the rhythms of agrarian life continue to shape both land and identity.Accompanied by philosophical and reflective texts, this monograph invites readers to move beyond conventional notions of geography and enter a landscape that exists as much in imagination as in physical space. Here, roads become narratives, fields become archives, and portraits become encounters with time itself.For lovers of photography, literature, visual anthropology, and contemporary photobooks, The Atlas of Khasak offers a unique exploration of place, memory, and belonging in one of South India's most evocative cultural landscapes.Book Features- A fine-art photographic monograph inspired by The Legends of Khasak- Documentary and landscape photography from Eastern Palakkad, Kerala- Portraits of rural communities and everyday life- Philosophical and literary reflections accompanying the images- A visual exploration of memory, myth, ecology, and identity- Ideal for readers of photography, travel, culture, and contemporary art books'This atlas maps what cannot finally be mapped.'.…

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Laws of Inertia is a contemporary photographic monograph by Mubarak Atmata that explores the subtle relationship between movement, stillness, memory, and change.Created during a period of global uncertainty, these photographs move beyond documentary practice to become visual meditations on human existence. Through intentional motion blur and layered perspectives, ordinary landscapes, streets, workers, travelers, and fleeting encounters are transformed into reflections on time itself.Drawing inspiration from the physical principle of inertia-the tendency of a body to resist change-the work examines how individuals and communities navigate disruption, adaptation, and persistence. The images occupy a space between presence and absence, clarity and ambiguity, revealing a world that is constantly shifting yet strangely enduring.Rather than offering definitive narratives, Laws of Inertia invites viewers to slow down and engage with uncertainty. Each photograph becomes a threshold where memory, perception, and lived experience converge.Minimal, poetic, and philosophical, this collection is an exploration of the quiet forces that shape our lives and the resilience that carries us through periods of transformation.For readers and viewers interested in contemporary photography, visual philosophy, street photography, conceptual art, and photobooks that explore the human condition.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Atlas of KhasakA Photographic Monograph by Mubarak AtmataThe Atlas of Khasak is a contemplative photographic journey through the landscapes and marginal lives of Eastern Palakkad, Kerala, inspired by the enduring imaginative world of O. V. Vijayan's legendary novel Khasakinte Ithihasam (The Legends of Khasak).Rather than illustrating the novel, this body of work explores the real geographies that echo its atmosphere-vast fields, winding roads, isolated settlements, tea stalls, shepherds, farmers, palmyra groves, and the everyday lives that unfold at the edges of visibility. Through carefully observed photographs, the book traces a territory where memory, myth, labor, and landscape intersect.Part documentary, part visual meditation, The Atlas of Khasak investigates how places accumulate stories and how ordinary lives become repositories of collective memory. The images reveal a region suspended between tradition and modernity, where the rhythms of agrarian life continue to shape both land and identity.Accompanied by philosophical and reflective texts, this monograph invites readers to move beyond conventional notions of geography and enter a landscape that exists as much in imagination as in physical space. Here, roads become narratives, fields become archives, and portraits become encounters with time itself.For lovers of photography, literature, visual anthropology, and contemporary photobooks, The Atlas of Khasak offers a unique exploration of place, memory, and belonging in one of South India's most evocative cultural landscapes.Book FeaturesA fine-art photographic monograph inspired by The Legends of KhasakDocumentary and landscape photography from Eastern Palakkad, KeralaPortraits of rural communities and everyday lifePhilosophical and literary reflections accompanying the imagesA visual exploration of memory, myth, ecology, and identityIdeal for readers of photography, travel, culture, and contemporary art books"This atlas maps what cannot finally be mapped." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. VERTICALS is a contemplative photographic monograph by Mubarak Atmata that explores the quiet dialogue between the horizontal landscape of the Earth and the vertical structures created by human imagination. Through a series of carefully observed photographs made across Palakkad, Kerala, this book examines how buildings, towers, walls, houses, unfinished constructions, and everyday architectural forms emerge from the land as expressions of aspiration, memory, labor, and time. Rather than documenting architecture as an object of design, Verticals approaches the built environment as a philosophical presence. Each structure becomes a trace of human intention-an attempt to rise, to inhabit space, and to leave a mark upon the world. Some forms appear complete and confident; others remain abandoned, weathered, or suspended in incompletion. Together, they reveal the fragile relationship between permanence and change, ambition and decay. With a visual language rooted in observation and simplicity, Mubarak Atmata transforms ordinary scenes into reflections on existence, perception, and coexistence. The photographs invite readers to look beyond function and form, discovering the subtle tensions between nature and construction, stillness and movement, memory and transformation. Verticals is more than a photobook; it is a visual meditation on how humanity continuously negotiates its place within the landscape. For readers interested in contemporary photography, visual culture, architecture, philosophy, and the poetics of everyday life, this book offers a thoughtful and immersive experience. A journey through the spaces where Earth remains horizontal and human imagination rises vertically. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Laws of Inertia is a contemporary photographic monograph by Mubarak Atmata that explores the subtle relationship between movement, stillness, memory, and change.Created during a period of global uncertainty, these photographs move beyond documentary practice to become visual meditations on human existence. Through intentional motion blur and layered perspectives, ordinary landscapes, streets, workers, travelers, and fleeting encounters are transformed into reflections on time itself.Drawing inspiration from the physical principle of inertia-the tendency of a body to resist change-the work examines how individuals and communities navigate disruption, adaptation, and persistence. The images occupy a space between presence and absence, clarity and ambiguity, revealing a world that is constantly shifting yet strangely enduring.Rather than offering definitive narratives, Laws of Inertia invites viewers to slow down and engage with uncertainty. Each photograph becomes a threshold where memory, perception, and lived experience converge.Minimal, poetic, and philosophical, this collection is an exploration of the quiet forces that shape our lives and the resilience that carries us through periods of transformation.For readers and viewers interested in contemporary photography, visual philosophy, street photography, conceptual art, and photobooks that explore the human condition. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Art of Seeing: A Mindful PhotowalkWhat if photography began long before you raised the camera?The Art of Seeing: A Mindful Photowalk is not another photography manual. It is a quiet invitation to rediscover the world through attention, presence, and wonder. Rather than focusing on camera settings or technical perfection, this book explores the deeper practice of seeing-the place where every meaningful photograph begins.Written by award-winning visual artist Mubarak Atmata, this contemplative collection presents 108 short reflections arranged in five interconnected movements: The Way of SeeingThe Language of LightThe Spaces BetweenBeyond the CameraThe Art of PresenceEach page can be read independently, inviting readers to slow down, observe more deeply, and cultivate a richer relationship with light, landscape, people, and everyday life.Inspired by photography, philosophy, mindfulness, and lived experience, this book is for anyone who believes that a camera is more than a tool-it is a way of paying attention.Whether you are an experienced photographer, a beginner with a smartphone, a visual artist, or simply someone seeking a more mindful way of moving through the world, The Art of Seeing offers gentle insights that continue long after the book is closed.Perfect for readers who enjoy: Mindful photographyVisual philosophyCreative reflectionNature observationSlow living and contemplative practiceDaily inspirational readingThis is a book to return to again and again-one page, one walk, one moment at a time.Because photography does not begin with a camera. It begins with a willingness to see. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if the most meaningful photographs are the ones we never planned to make? UNPREMEDITATED is a photographic monograph that explores the quiet intensity of the ordinary. Through a series of deeply observant images from everyday life in South India, this book turns toward what usually escapes attention: discarded objects, weathered surfaces, temporary structures, laboring bodies, abandoned spaces, and fleeting human presence.These photographs do not seek spectacle. They emerge from chance encounters-moments that appeared without warning and disappeared just as quickly. What binds them together is not subject matter, but a way of seeing: patient, attentive, and radically open to the unexpected.In UNPREMEDITATED, photography becomes more than documentation. It becomes an act of witnessing-of staying present long enough for the unnoticed to reveal its hidden textures, tensions, and poetry.The images invite readers to slow down and reconsider the visual world around them. A broken chair, a worn wall, a flooded roadside, an abandoned water tank, a laborer's discarded shirt-each becomes a fragment of a larger human story, carrying traces of memory, absence, labor, survival, and time.Minimal yet emotionally resonant, this collection moves beyond conventional street photography. It inhabits the space between documentary and philosophical inquiry, asking subtle but urgent questions: What do we fail to see in everyday life?What remains after human presence withdraws?Can photography reveal meaning without imposing narrative?For photographers, artists, and readers interested in visual culture, contemporary documentary practice, and the philosophy of seeing, UNPREMEDITATED offers a contemplative journey into the unnoticed world.This is a book about attention.About presence.About the extraordinary life of ordinary things.Some images are composed.Some are captured.Some simply happen.These photographs belong to the last category. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Atlas of KhasakA Photographic Monograph by Mubarak AtmataThe Atlas of Khasak is a contemplative photographic journey through the landscapes and marginal lives of Eastern Palakkad, Kerala, inspired by the enduring imaginative world of O. V. Vijayan's legendary novel Khasakinte Ithihasam (The Legends of Khasak).Rather than illustrating the novel, this body of work explores the real geographies that echo its atmosphere-vast fields, winding roads, isolated settlements, tea stalls, shepherds, farmers, palmyra groves, and the everyday lives that unfold at the edges of visibility. Through carefully observed photographs, the book traces a territory where memory, myth, labor, and landscape intersect.Part documentary, part visual meditation, The Atlas of Khasak investigates how places accumulate stories and how ordinary lives become repositories of collective memory. The images reveal a region suspended between tradition and modernity, where the rhythms of agrarian life continue to shape both land and identity.Accompanied by philosophical and reflective texts, this monograph invites readers to move beyond conventional notions of geography and enter a landscape that exists as much in imagination as in physical space. Here, roads become narratives, fields become archives, and portraits become encounters with time itself.For lovers of photography, literature, visual anthropology, and contemporary photobooks, The Atlas of Khasak offers a unique exploration of place, memory, and belonging in one of South India's most evocative cultural landscapes.Book FeaturesA fine-art photographic monograph inspired by The Legends of KhasakDocumentary and landscape photography from Eastern Palakkad, KeralaPortraits of rural communities and everyday lifePhilosophical and literary reflections accompanying the imagesA visual exploration of memory, myth, ecology, and identityIdeal for readers of photography, travel, culture, and contemporary art books"This atlas maps what cannot finally be mapped." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. VERTICALS is a contemplative photographic monograph by Mubarak Atmata that explores the quiet dialogue between the horizontal landscape of the Earth and the vertical structures created by human imagination. Through a series of carefully observed photographs made across Palakkad, Kerala, this book examines how buildings, towers, walls, houses, unfinished constructions, and everyday architectural forms emerge from the land as expressions of aspiration, memory, labor, and time. Rather than documenting architecture as an object of design, Verticals approaches the built environment as a philosophical presence. Each structure becomes a trace of human intention-an attempt to rise, to inhabit space, and to leave a mark upon the world. Some forms appear complete and confident; others remain abandoned, weathered, or suspended in incompletion. Together, they reveal the fragile relationship between permanence and change, ambition and decay. With a visual language rooted in observation and simplicity, Mubarak Atmata transforms ordinary scenes into reflections on existence, perception, and coexistence. The photographs invite readers to look beyond function and form, discovering the subtle tensions between nature and construction, stillness and movement, memory and transformation. Verticals is more than a photobook; it is a visual meditation on how humanity continuously negotiates its place within the landscape. For readers interested in contemporary photography, visual culture, architecture, philosophy, and the poetics of everyday life, this book offers a thoughtful and immersive experience. A journey through the spaces where Earth remains horizontal and human imagination rises vertically. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Laws of Inertia is a contemporary photographic monograph by Mubarak Atmata that explores the subtle relationship between movement, stillness, memory, and change.Created during a period of global uncertainty, these photographs move beyond documentary practice to become visual meditations on human existence. Through intentional motion blur and layered perspectives, ordinary landscapes, streets, workers, travelers, and fleeting encounters are transformed into reflections on time itself.Drawing inspiration from the physical principle of inertia-the tendency of a body to resist change-the work examines how individuals and communities navigate disruption, adaptation, and persistence. The images occupy a space between presence and absence, clarity and ambiguity, revealing a world that is constantly shifting yet strangely enduring.Rather than offering definitive narratives, Laws of Inertia invites viewers to slow down and engage with uncertainty. Each photograph becomes a threshold where memory, perception, and lived experience converge.Minimal, poetic, and philosophical, this collection is an exploration of the quiet forces that shape our lives and the resilience that carries us through periods of transformation.For readers and viewers interested in contemporary photography, visual philosophy, street photography, conceptual art, and photobooks that explore the human condition. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if the most meaningful photographs are the ones we never planned to make? UNPREMEDITATED is a photographic monograph that explores the quiet intensity of the ordinary. Through a series of deeply observant images from everyday life in South India, this book turns toward what usually escapes attention: discarded objects, weathered surfaces, temporary structures, laboring bodies, abandoned spaces, and fleeting human presence.These photographs do not seek spectacle. They emerge from chance encounters-moments that appeared without warning and disappeared just as quickly. What binds them together is not subject matter, but a way of seeing: patient, attentive, and radically open to the unexpected.In UNPREMEDITATED, photography becomes more than documentation. It becomes an act of witnessing-of staying present long enough for the unnoticed to reveal its hidden textures, tensions, and poetry.The images invite readers to slow down and reconsider the visual world around them. A broken chair, a worn wall, a flooded roadside, an abandoned water tank, a laborer's discarded shirt-each becomes a fragment of a larger human story, carrying traces of memory, absence, labor, survival, and time.Minimal yet emotionally resonant, this collection moves beyond conventional street photography. It inhabits the space between documentary and philosophical inquiry, asking subtle but urgent questions: What do we fail to see in everyday life?What remains after human presence withdraws?Can photography reveal meaning without imposing narrative?For photographers, artists, and readers interested in visual culture, contemporary documentary practice, and the philosophy of seeing, UNPREMEDITATED offers a contemplative journey into the unnoticed world.This is a book about attention.About presence.About the extraordinary life of ordinary things.Some images are composed.Some are captured.Some simply happen.These photographs belong to the last category. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…