Edition J. J. Heckenhauer, Berlin/Tuebingen 2005. With 13 colour illustrations.
Unbound broschure, wrapped in transparent foil. Limited edition of 750
copies.
EUR 24,-
ISBN 3-9809619-7-4
"[Liebchen]
has attempted to conjure up a metaphor for what is happening in the
area, seeking to make visible the invisible by photographing the invisible
- or, to more precise, by photographing the nearly invisible, that is
to say the disregarded, the ephemeral, the ubiquitous, the fleeting.
In short, Jens Liebchen has decided to make use of one of photography's
abiding traits, its transfigurative power, whereby the close, forensic
scrutiny of an ordinary object can yield a multiplicity of interpretive
clues for sifting by the cultural archaeologist, or the open-minded,
perceptive viewer."
(Gerry Badger)
With an English text by Gerry Badger. [ download ]
