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Black Mountain conversations / Annelies de Mey.

Fine Arts Library - Locked Case (ask at desk) TR660.5 .M49 2017
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Mey, Annelies de.
Series:
Anthropology-psychology-engineering ; #096.
APE ; #096
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Mey, Annelies de.
Landscape photography.
Photography of mountains.
Physical Description:
84 unnumbered pages : illustrations (some color) ; 26 cm.
Place of Publication:
[Ghent] : Art Paper Editions, [2017]
Summary:
"The Black Mountain is the archetype of a mountain that seems unmountable and indestructible because of its steep mountainside. The past and future can have no influence on its power and immortality. Annelies de Mey has respect for the absoluteness of the mountain. She believes in the moment of encounter and waits for the moon, the sun and the snow. 'Black Mountain Conversations' offers the possibility to look at and experience the book in three different ways. If we flip the book backwards, we only see the soft, blue sky. If we flip the book from front to back we only see the Black Mountain. But if we just leaf through the book, the images of the mountain and the sky alternate each other. We experience the interaction between the enclosed landscape and the open sight of the sky. It makes the mountain appear and disappear and makes it possible to meet it over and over again"--Publisher's website.
Notes:
Title from cover.
ISBN:
9789490800734
9490800732
OCLC:
1026386007

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