Two softcovers made from the exact same printing sheets in a box.
ISBN:
9789464461138
Parallax is the apparent difference of the position of an object when viewed from different perspectives. This publication points at two different approaches that Marcopoulos has taken in photography. In this case the horizontal “No Home” is edited from images taken over a period of 8 years leading to a non-linear narrative of displacement. While the vertical “Market Place” on the other hand is a study of physicality and motion in a city park done over a series of days. The 2 books, made from the exact same printing sheets–folded and bound differently–come together in a box. Limited edition of 400 copies. Design: Roger Willems.
A fascinating study on book making that fits right in the Bushwick Sur Seine archive.
Parallax is the apparent difference of the position of an object when viewed from different perspectives. This publication points at two different approaches that Marcopoulos has taken in photography. In this case the horizontal “No Home” is edited from images taken over a period of 8 years leading to a non-linear narrative of displacement. While the vertical “Market Place” on the other hand is a study of physicality and motion in a city park done over a series of days. The 2 books, made from the exact same printing sheets–folded and bound differently–come together in a box. Limited edition of 400 copies. Design: Roger Willems.
A fascinating study on book making that fits right in the Bushwick Sur Seine archive.
Parallax is the apparent difference of the position of an object when viewed from different perspectives. This publication points at two different approaches that Marcopoulos has taken in photography. In this case the horizontal “No Home” is edited from images taken over a period of 8 years leading to a non-linear narrative of displacement. While the vertical “Market Place” on the other hand is a study of physicality and motion in a city park done over a series of days. The 2 books, made from the exact same printing sheets–folded and bound differently–come together in a box. Limited edition of 400 copies. Design: Roger Willems.
A fascinating study on book making that fits right in the Bushwick Sur Seine archive.