ISBN: 9781908970275 - lament: bettina von zwehl and josh cohen (24 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Lament is a beautiful, original and affecting work of art in book form that takes as its subject the themes of light and dark, love and loss, life and death. This extraordinary volume is the result of a creative collaboration between artist photographer Bettina von Zwehl, known for her explorations of the photographic portrait, and psychoanalyst and academic Josh Cohen, author of award-winning books on psychoanalysis, privacy and the nature of the self. Two series of images by von Zwehl - fifteen black-and-white silhouette portraits of women in near darkness, and fifty fragments of a single repeated photo of a young girl - appear alongside and within two parallel texts by Cohen - one a critical reflection on light and shadow, the other a fictional tale inspired by the torn photographs - to create a unique hybrid work. The silhouettes, produced during von Zwehl's residency at London's Freud Museum and inspired by child psychoanalyst Anna Freud's letters with women friends, are a reflection of the female bonds in the artist's own life following the death of a close friend; while the name she gives to the fragments - The Sessions - refers to her fifty-minute sessions in psychoanalysis, her portrait sessions with the child, and her many sessions in the darkroom as she sought the essence of both image and subject. Each of these series of photographs and texts can be read separately, but it is through the careful combination and imaginative interplay of word and image that a new narrative emerges and an additional layer of meaning appears in the gaps and folds between the two. The result is a powerful and moving meditation on separation and childhood memory, the hidden mind and the lasting effects of psychoanalysis, and the nature of art and truth. A work of art in book form that takes as its subject the themes of light and dark, love and loss, life and death. It is a powerful and moving meditation on separation and childhood memory, the hidden mind and the lasting effects of psychoanalysis, and the nature of art and truth. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: VG. Black boards with white lettering and BW illustration laid in. 119 pp. Illustrations, portraits. "This volume brings together two sets of images and two pieces of writing to create a unique hybrid work of art and letters. Bettina von Zwehl produced 'Laments', her series of fifteen silhouette portraits of women in near darkness, following a residency at the Freud Museum in London in 2013/14. Inspired by Anna Freud's passionate letters with women friends, they are an expression of the female bonds in the artist's own life after the sudden death of a close friend. She also made 'The Sessions', fifty fragments of a single photo of a young girl in response to her study of the life and legacy of Anna freud as well as her own experience of psychoanalysis. . Josh Cohen's short story 'The Arrivals' was in turn written as a response to these fragments, while also evoking various ideas and scenes he had himself encountered in analysis. His parallel essay, 'Invitation to Frequent the Shadows', is a critical reflection on light and shadow, art and artifice, and truth and lies prompted by his reading of the 'Laments' portraits, and continues his ongoing investigations into darkness, privacy and the hidden self.".…

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Condición: as new. London : Art Books Publishing Ltd., 2016. Hardcover. 120 pp. - Lament is a beautiful, original and affecting work of art in book form that takes as its subject the themes of light and dark, love and loss, life and death. This extraordinary volume is the result of a creative collaboration between artist photographer Bettina von Zwehl, known for her explorations of the photographic portrait, and psychoanalyst and academic Josh Cohen, author of award-winning books on psychoanalysis, privacy and the nature of the self. Two series of images by von Zwehl fifteen black-and-white silhouette portraits of women in near darkness, and fifty fragments of a single repeated photo of a young girl appear alongside and within two parallel texts by Cohen one a critical reflection on light and shadow, the other a fictional tale inspired by the torn photographs to create a unique hybrid work. The silhouettes, produced during von Zwehl's residency at London's Freud Museum and inspired by child psychoanalyst Anna Freud's letters with women friends, are a reflection of the female bonds in the artist's own life following the death of a close friend; while the name she gives to the fragments The Sessions refers to her fifty-minute sessions in psychoanalysis, her portrait sessions with the child, and her many sessions in the darkroom as she sought the essence of both image and subject. Each of these series of photographs and texts can be read separately, but it is through the careful combination and imaginative interplay of word and image that a new narrative emerges and an additional layer of meaning appears in the gaps and folds between the two. The result is a powerful and moving meditation on separation and childhood memory, the hidden mind and the lasting effects of psychoanalysis, and the nature of art and truth. Condition : as new copy. ISBN 9781908970275. Keywords : PHOTOGRAPHY.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 119 pages. 8.75x7.00x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Lament is a beautiful, original and affecting work of art in book form that takes as its subject the themes of light and dark, love and loss, life and death. This extraordinary volume is the result of a creative collaboration between artist photographer Bettina von Zwehl, known for her explorations of the photographic portrait, and psychoanalyst and academic Josh Cohen, author of award-winning books on psychoanalysis, privacy and the nature of the self. Two series of images by von Zwehl - fifteen black-and-white silhouette portraits of women in near darkness, and fifty fragments of a single repeated photo of a young girl - appear alongside and within two parallel texts by Cohen - one a critical reflection on light and shadow, the other a fictional tale inspired by the torn photographs - to create a unique hybrid work. The silhouettes, produced during von Zwehl's residency at London's Freud Museum and inspired by child psychoanalyst Anna Freud's letters with women friends, are a reflection of the female bonds in the artist's own life following the death of a close friend; while the name she gives to the fragments - The Sessions - refers to her fifty-minute sessions in psychoanalysis, her portrait sessions with the child, and her many sessions in the darkroom as she sought the essence of both image and subject. Each of these series of photographs and texts can be read separately, but it is through the careful combination and imaginative interplay of word and image that a new narrative emerges and an additional layer of meaning appears in the gaps and folds between the two. The result is a powerful and moving meditation on separation and childhood memory, the hidden mind and the lasting effects of psychoanalysis, and the nature of art and truth. A work of art in book form that takes as its subject the themes of light and dark, love and loss, life and death. It is a powerful and moving meditation on separation and childhood memory, the hidden mind and the lasting effects of psychoanalysis, and the nature of art and truth. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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