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| | | Wolfgang Laib: The Nine Planets - Or How The Interrelationships Also Could BeArtwork by Wolfgang Laib. Contributions by Necmi Sonmez.
The silent photographs Wolfgang Laib takes on his travels are perhaps best understood as an attempt to grasp at a fleeting and intangible essence, at the ephemeral, which, according to Laib, is eternal. Many of these images belie a fascination with non-European notions of spirituality, with religions that are embedded in everyday life, with temples and monuments that exert a force in the present. Laib's almost meditative pictures capture the aura of everyday vistas, and often preempt ideas later manifested in his sculptures and installations.
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USD $45.00 | CAD $63Pub Date: 8/16/2022
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FORMAT: Hardcover, 12 x 10 in. / 144 pgs / 103 duotone
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| Wolfgang Laib: The Nine Planets - Or How The Interrelationships Also Could Be Published by Hatje Cantz.
Artwork by Wolfgang Laib. Contributions by Necmi Sonmez. The silent photographs Wolfgang Laib takes on his travels are perhaps best understood as an attempt to grasp at a fleeting and intangible essence, at the ephemeral, which, according to Laib, is eternal. Many of these images belie a fascination with non-European notions of spirituality, with religions that are embedded in everyday life, with temples and monuments that exert a force in the present. Laib's almost meditative pictures capture the aura of everyday vistas, and often preempt ideas later manifested in his sculptures and installations.
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