Erik Van Der Weijde - Nina 3-Ply As if to literally turn

As if to literally turn it's back on the viewer—on it's audience—the paintings' subject looks out at it's own vista disregarding ours and displaying it's indifference to our gaze while addressing and challenging painting's historical love affair with the "portrait

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Erik Van Der Weijde - Nina 3-Ply As if to literally turn'Nina' contains photographs of a sleeping dog. Sleeping figures have been present in several of Van der Weijdes publications in the past and it is, as he states, an unconventional but pure and intimate form of portraiture, where the viewer becomes more of voyeur. The intimacy of this title is in sharp contrast with Van der Weijdes other new book Toyota, with images of architecture, devoid of any (human) life. Thanks to 4478zine (Amsterdam). 32 pages,