Hausthor dylan (27 resultados)

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Condición: New. 1st Edition. Condition is new. Ships from Maine, USA. ---------- TBW Books presents What the Rain Might Bring, the debut release from photographer Dylan Hausthor. Designed as a work of art in its own right, the book features a frame—black edge and spine printing—and is completely devoid of text with only a simple title on its cover. The minimalist design sets the stage for an immersive sensory experience that intertwines the tactile and the visual, drawing readers into a world steeped in mysticism. Inspired by David Arora's mushroom identification guide, Hausthor's large-format black-and-white photographs explore the rich interplay between human, plant, and animal realms. What the Rain Might Bring delves into themes of storytelling, faith, folklore, and the inherent queerness of nature. The images evoke a sense of pagan, Wiccan, religious, anarchic, and mystic rituals, offering a visual exploration that is at once candid and full of hidden secrets. Within Hausthor's untamed world, characters and landscapes become conduits, weaving together new narratives that challenge perceptions of reality. The imagery—an owl mid-flight, a procession of figures, an infant nursing at its mother's breast, a towering mushroom, and spiders in their webs—paints a world where human roles feel fragile, overshadowed by the dominance of nature. Each photograph oscillates between the eerie and enchanting, the humorous and the haunting. Central to Hausthor's work is a fascination with the instability of fact in storytelling. The viewer is drawn into a space where the line between truth and artistic license is deliberately blurred. Hausthor's photography integrates elements of ad hoc investigative journalism, disinformation, and performance, disrupting traditional approaches to nature photography. The result is an exploration of a post-fact world, where the boundaries between parable and reality dissolve, leaving the viewer to question what they believe. The book's structure is anchored by seven delicate gatefolds, symbolizing the consecutive nights Hausthor was visited by a moth—an intimate marker of times that lends the work a diaristic quality. These pages invite readers into a ritualistic experience, transforming the book into a meditative artifact that reflects the fractured, fluid, and deeply human nature of reality itself.…

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Soft cover. Condición: As New. 1st Edition. 2019 First Edition. As New Condition. Softcover with open spine. No DJ as issued. Photographs by Dylan Hausthor and Paul Guilmoth (Pia Paulina Guilmoth). 8vo. No flaws, clean, and tight binding. From the Publisher: Shortlisted by the Lucie Awards for Best First Photobook 2020 Sleep Creek is a landscape filled with trauma and beauty. It's a place where animals are only seen when they're being hunted and humans balance between an unapologetic existence and an abyss of secrecy. These images manipulate a landscape that is simultaneously autobiographical, documentary, and fictional: a weaving of myth and symbol in order to be confronted with the experiential. Following the rituals of those within it, Sleep Creek is an obsession between the subject and the photographer—a compulsion to reveal its shrouded Nature. Dylan and Paul have been working together since 2011 but they only started making Sleep Creek in 2016, when they lived together in a cold house on Peaks Island, a small island only accessible by boat off of the coast of Maine. They gave themselves the boundary of the island as a perimeter to make photographs. It began as a traditional interest in place—a documentary of a piece of land and stories of its inhabitants, but as the work began to expand they let their thoughts cross-pollinate with those outside the island, namely their families and the lands that we were raised on. Even though Sleep Creek blurs the borders of reality and fiction, the intention of the artists was never to confuse, but rather to build a place from the ground up, leaving little remnants of the place they initially set out to document. Their impulse to contort "place" had to do with the inevitable ways the exterior world affects one's interior landscape and experience of it. There are no beginnings, middles, or ends in their experiences of the world, nor a hard line between the experienced and the directed.…

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Condición: As New. Condition is new. Ships from Maine, USA. ---------- Sleep Creek is entirely shot in New England, for the reason that this was the only region that the artists knew. Even though the place holds a strong regional identity, Pia and Dylan didn't want the work to represent or speak to a regional identity but to use the region as a backdrop for more unhindered ideas of story, myth, and character. That said, they do believe there is something specifically inspiring about the simultaneous history and youth of this part of America. In their own words: "Colonialism is apparent everywhere, every square foot of woods has been tainted by something human, and every pond is always covered with algae. There is anonymity in all of their characters, akin to the faceless identity of small-town New England". Even though Sleep Creek blurs the borders of reality and fiction, the intention of the artists was never to confuse, but rather to build a place from the ground up, leaving little remnants of the place they initially set out to document. Their impulse to contort "place" had to do with the inevitable ways the exterior world affects one's interior landscape and experience of it. There are no beginnings, middles, or ends in their experiences of the world, nor a hard line between the experienced and the directed.…

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