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Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. 328 pages. 5.43x2.00x8.50 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 86 color and b/w images Text and images by Katinka Goldberg Drawings and paintings: Stickan Lundgren Design: Jan Rosseel Editing: Jan Rosseel, Katinka Goldberg Editor: Gösta Flemming Language consultant: Marie Lundquist Translation to English: Richard Casebow, Victoria de Leon Born, Maria Morris Hard cover 220 x 310 mm 152 pages Swedish/English Bristningar (Rupture) is the middle part of Katinka Goldberg's trilogy of works, in which she is 'exploring the tension between closeness and distance', trying, no less, to locate herself both within herself and within the world. The trilogy began with her book Surfacing (2011) which examined the relationship between herself and her mother, in a complex and highly poetic way. In Bristningar, she is making collages, which, like Hans Bellmer's, deconstruct and reassemble the body, but do so with a very different aim, a healing rather than a destructive or pathological purpose. And also a process of add and subtracting, or rather, of adding in order to subtract. 'I am trying to answer the question; how much can you take away of yourself without disappearing? How close can you get before the closeness becomes a distance?' Her intentions are both formal and psychological. On one level, she is pushing at the medium's boundaries, pushing beyond the imperative of the camera and provoking a clash between photography, sculpture, and painting. On another, she is exploring different aspects of her psyche, using the same kind of allusive approach, but very different formal means to those deployed in her previous book. In Surfacing, it seemed to be a matter of trying to make peace with what seemed to be an obviously close and sometimes difficult relationship, a letting go perhaps. Bristningar seems more of a reaching toward, not to her mother but to herself. By making fragmented collages from the human body Goldberg would seem to be fashioning a visual metaphor, no less, for the process of psychoanalysis, tearing the soul apart, examining the pieces and the data, then reconstructing a more complete whole. In these fragmented and highly abstract collages, Goldberg is utilizing 'the amputated and then reconstructed body as a way to visualize a fragmented identity that has been mended. Forming a reconstruction of oneself to be seen. Seeing as a way of belonging'.".…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Sara Hallén takes on her helmet and starts Ninja , which she calls her Kawasaki motorcycle. There ends Sara's memory from April 2, 1996. The day overturned her existence in less than a second. She doesn t remember that she was hit by a car. The collision is instant. Sara flies over the car, lands on the tarmac, and is then run over by the vehicle. The book is about Sara's two lives, the one she lived before the accident and how it turned out afterwards but most of all it depict her courage to be visible and live fully. Photographer Kicki Lundgren has followed Sara Hallén for two years. Journalist Lotta Frithiof has written the text based on Saras own story. Before the accident Sara worked as a pilot instructor. The title of the book, 500 5 MPH, refers to the difference in speed between flying and cycling. 35 colour images Text by Lotta Frithiof Translation to English: Maria Morris Layout and design: Patric Leo Editor: Gösta Flemming Hard cover 220 x 295 mm 72 pages Swedish/English.…