Sasha bezzubov (6 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. No Jacket (as issued). 1st Edition. From the 2016 photography exhibition at Front Room Gallery in Brooklyn featuring ruined, abandoned buildings, ships, and airplanes. Clean, bright, and unmarked. Photo illustrated covers.

Hardcover with dustjacket, unpaginated; as new condition; clean and crisp; no internal marks. Foreign shipping may be extra.

dj. First Edition. First edition. Hardcover. First printing. 64 pages. A collection of 32 four color large format images of the damage done by forest fires in California. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. As new and still in the publisher's shrinkwrap.

Hardcover. Condizione: Used - Very Good. In the American west during the last 35 years, the number of fires increased by a factor of four; the average fire went from lasting one week to lasting five; the total area burned increased by six-and-a-half times; and the average fire season increased by 78 days. All of which is to say, as Bill McKibben points out in his introduction to Wildfire, we really shouldnât be calling them wildfires any more. Sasha Bezzubov has gained wide recognition for his photographs of natural disasters in his ongoing project âThings Fall Apart.â Wildfire, the artistâs first monograph, is comprised of 32 large-scale photographs of the aftermath of forest fires in California. Using the genre of landscape photography, a tradition born with, and used to celebrate, industrial expansion, these photographs evidence the fragility of the man-made as it is transformed into dreamscapes of apocalyptic proportions. âThe cycle of destruction and regeneration, of death and birth, is a reality that is not subject to human contravection. Despite the muted palette, these pictures present stunning vistas of natural wreckage that mirror man-made war zones. The vastness of the devastation is at once appalling and breathtaking.â â" Mary Hrbacek, New York Art World Book has minor shelf wear.…

Hardcover. Condizione: New. In the American west during the last 35 years, the number of fires increased by a factor of four; the average fire went from lasting one week to lasting five; the total area burned increased by six-and-a-half times; and the average fire season increased by 78 days. All of which is to say, as Bill McKibben points out in his introduction to Wildfire, we really shouldn't be calling them wildfires any more. Sasha Bezzubov has gained wide recognition for his photographs of natural disasters in his ongoing project 'Things Fall Apart.' Wildfire, the artist's first monograph, is comprised of 32 large-scale photographs of the aftermath of forest fires in California. Using the genre of landscape photography, a tradition born with, and used to celebrate, industrial expansion, these photographs evidence the fragility of the man-made as it is transformed into dreamscapes of apocalyptic proportions. 'The cycle of destruction and regeneration, of death and birth, is a reality that is not subject to human contravection. Despite the muted palette, these pictures present stunning vistas of natural wreckage that mirror man-made war zones. The vastness of the devastation is at once appalling and breathtaking.' Mary Hrbacek, New York Art World ISBN: 978-1-59005-247-1 Hardcover, 12 x 13, 64 pages, 32 four-color plates.…

1. Aufl./1st ed. Photo-book - Text: ENGLISH - // In the American west during the last 35 years, the number of fires increased by a factor of four; the average fire went from lasting one week to lasting five; the total area burned increased by six-and-a-half times; and the average fire season increased by 78 days. All of which is to say, as Bill McKibben points out in his introduction to Wildfire, we really shouldn`t be calling them wildfires any more. Sasha Bezzubov has gained wide recognition for his photographs of natural disasters in his ongoing project `Things Fall Apart.` . (Original-eingeschweisstes Ex. - verlagsfrisch! / new - in original wrapping) Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1300 Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag (with dust-jacket).…