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Lukas Hoffmann - Sharing Kalesija Hatje Cantz Frescoes are meant to be

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Lukas Hoffmann - Sharing Kalesija Hatje Cantz Frescoes are meant to beIn 2010 Berlin based Swiss artist Lukas Hoffmann spent two weeks in the city of Kalesija, in the north eastern region of Bosnia Herzegovina. He spent his time there living with locals and photographing his experiences. The beautiful black and white images of picturesque scenery and intimate portraits of everyday life read as journalistic, or diary like fragments. Bought to us by Kodoji Press (Zurich). 22 29 cm, 56 pages, softcover, Kodoji Press

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Frescoes are meant to be seen from a distance

this volume counterpoints the romantic against the absurd and the evocative against the surreal

looking for traces of her Huguenot ancestors

and high-tech yarns

and published by Perimeter Editions and Asia-Pacific Photobook Archive

Lukas Hoffmann - Sharing Kalesija Hatje Cantz Frescoes are meant to beIn 2010 Berlin based Swiss artist Lukas Hoffmann spent two weeks in the city of Kalesija, in the north eastern region of Bosnia Herzegovina. He spent his time there living with locals and photographing his experiences. The beautiful black and white images of picturesque scenery and intimate portraits of everyday life read as journalistic, or diary like fragments. Bought to us by Kodoji Press (Zurich). 22 29 cm, 56 pages, softcover, Kodoji Press

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