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Photographs by Anna Halm<br />

Schudel<br />

Texts by Franziska Kunze and<br />

Nadine Olonetzky<br />

Hardback<br />

132 pages, 193 color illustrations<br />

22 × 33 cm (8½ × 13 in)<br />

978-3-85881-621-4<br />

English / German<br />

CHF 59.00 | EUR 48.00<br />

GBP 50.00 | USD 59.00<br />

PHOTOGRAPHY<br />

Features striking floral pieces by<br />

Swiss photographic artist Anna<br />

Halm Schudel<br />

Flowers have been among most<br />

popular motifs in art throughout<br />

history<br />

An exquisitely manufactured photobook<br />

and an ideal gift<br />

AVAILABLE<br />

ISBN 978-3-85881-621-4<br />

9 783858 816214<br />

Blossom<br />

Anna Halm Schudel is a photographic<br />

artist living and working<br />

in Zurich.<br />

Franziska Kunze is a scholar of history<br />

of art and photography working<br />

at London’s Victoria & Albert<br />

Museum.<br />

Nadine Olonetzky is a Zurichbased<br />

freelance writer and critic.<br />

Flowers are a perennially popular motif throughout art history. And for good reason: Lush<br />

with texture and color, a living bouquet of blooms can be made to communicate much through<br />

the masterly brushstrokes of Vincent Van Gogh or Georgia O’Keeffe, in the hands of a skilled<br />

ikebana artist, or through the lens of Swiss photographer Anna Halm Schudel. While celebrating<br />

the wide variety of shapes and sizes, and the exuberant feats of color that nature and human<br />

cultivation have brought us, Schudel is no less fascinated by the process of decay. As the flowers<br />

fade, wilt, and wither, she transforms them under water into images of strange, compelling<br />

beauty which she combines with a stirring memento mori.<br />

Photographs by Andreas Greber<br />

Text by Konrad Tobler<br />

Hardback<br />

88 pages, 25 color and 8 b/w<br />

illustrations<br />

<strong>20</strong>.5 × 33 cm (8 × 13 in)<br />

978-3-85881-633-7<br />

English / German<br />

CHF 49.00 | EUR 48.00<br />

GBP 45.00 | USD 55.00<br />

PHOTOGRAPHY<br />

Features three visual essays by<br />

Swiss photographic artist Andreas<br />

Greber<br />

Explores aesthetics and properties<br />

of analog photography in the digital<br />

age<br />

First monographic book on this<br />

artist<br />

AVAILABLE<br />

ISBN 978-3-85881-633-7<br />

Light Scripture<br />

9 783858 816337<br />

Analog Reflections in Photography<br />

Andreas Greber lives and works in<br />

Bern as a photographer and artist.<br />

Konrad Tobler is a freelance publicist<br />

and art and architecture critic<br />

based in Bern.<br />

Light Scripture collects three photo essays by Swiss photographer Andreas Greber. They show<br />

simple scenes, such as fragments of a wall, translucent portraits, and wooded landscapes. Yet<br />

they are enigmatic and unsettling in that, while visible, their subjects escape the determination<br />

of shadow and light. For Greber, this is the essence of photography: inscribing with light.<br />

The book takes readers through the artist’s process in the creation of the series, which explores<br />

the aesthetics and properties of photography with a special focus on how recent shifts in<br />

photography during the digital age call for a revaluation of its classic analog variety.<br />

<strong>New</strong> titles<br />

<strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>–<strong>20</strong><strong>20</strong> 28

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