Bol Partner

Lars Eidinger: O Mensch (Bilingual edition)

Name: Lars Eidinger: O Mensch (Bilingual edition)
SKU: 531f6a8d623639afda1e992a7d8cab93
Price: 49.41 EUR
Availability: InStock

1/1

Afbeelding van Lars Eidinger: O Mensch (Bilingual edition)

Bol Partner

Prijzen vanaf

49,41

Uitgelicht

	49,41	Naar shop
VERGELIJK ALLE AANBIEDERS (1)

Beschrijving

Bol Partner “The destiny of humankind is humankind.” — Bertolt Brecht After Autistic Disco, O Mensch is the new photo book by Berlin actor Lars Eidinger. It combines photographs from the last three years taken with a mobile phone camera with older images shot with a single-lens reflex camera. Eidinger's images resemble seemingly harmless snapshots only on the surface. In a society of singularities and vanishing boundaries between humans and machines, the absurd reality of everyday life has become a colossal photomontage. From the perspective of an actor who knows that the reciprocal presence of good and evil is the core of every truthful and touching character, Lars Eidinger creates images that put human ambiguity at the center. The Berlin-based Japanese poet Yoko Tawada, has written short poems in the form of haikus for a selection of photographs, adding a poetic layer to the interpretive space.

Lees meer

Vergelijk aanbieders (1)

Sorteren op:

€ 49,41 Gratis verzending

Beschrijving (1)

“The destiny of humankind is humankind.” — Bertolt Brecht After Autistic Disco, O Mensch is the new photo book by Berlin actor Lars Eidinger. It combines photographs from the last three years taken with a mobile phone camera with older images shot with a single-lens reflex camera. Eidinger's images resemble seemingly harmless snapshots only on the surface. In a society of singularities and vanishing boundaries between humans and machines, the absurd reality of everyday life has become a colossal photomontage. From the perspective of an actor who knows that the reciprocal presence of good and evil is the core of every truthful and touching character, Lars Eidinger creates images that put human ambiguity at the center. The Berlin-based Japanese poet Yoko Tawada, has written short poems in the form of haikus for a selection of photographs, adding a poetic layer to the interpretive space.

Lees meer