René Burri, 77 Strange Sensations, 1998
Limited edition of 100 | PRINT: "THE BAMBOOS"
Sarah Moon: 12345: 850 CHF I LIMITED EDITION | NUMBERED
Publisher: Delpire
Dimensions: 29.5 x 30 x 8.5
ISBN: 978-2-85107-238-2
Dimensions: 29.5 x 30 x 8.5
ISBN: 978-2-85107-238-2
CHF 500.00
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Limited edition of 100 books.
Print 34 of 50, "The Bamboos", signed by the artist.
“Voilà, I have a new project, a backwards-looking project for the future: it’s a book that should be like a film, with a beginning and an end, sequences rather than chapters, with ellipses and flashbacks…”
Sarah Moon
More than a simple retrospective of Sarah Moon’s work, the five volumes in this boxed set—which includes both personal work and advertising images and both black-and-white and color photography, as well as her cinematographic work—provides an overview of the career of a woman who has become a major photographer. From her earliest beginnings, when she developed a style that was in tune with her times, to achieving a singular form of expression, a unique and immediately recognizable gaze.
Sarah Moon is a contemporary photographer of international renown. A former model, she has taken award-winning photos for such magazines as Vogue, Harper''s Bazaar and Nova. The images she has created for several brands, among them Chanel, Comme des Garcons and Cacharel, all share her poetic sense of place and personality. This publication, which includes an example of Moon''s cinematic work on a DVD, is a personal memoir in pictures, evoking her life, friends and fantasies. Distinguished writers - Dominique Edde, Ilona Suschitsky, Magali Jauffret, Alain Fleischer and Robert Delpire - provide commentaries on her work in still and cinema photography, drawing out her thoughts on colour, contemporaries, influences and, in her own words, her unique approach to her subject. This is an unparalleled celebration of the vision of a gifted and individual photographer.
Texts by Dominique Edde, Ilona Suschitsky, Magali Jauffret, Alain Fleischer and Robert Delpire.
©Photographs Sarah Moon