Down the Jade Mountain
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Hardback or Cased Book
ISBN-10
9464775815
ISBN-13
9789464775815
Publisher
APE (Art Paper Editions)
Imprint
APE (Art Paper Editions)
Country of Manufacture
BE
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Apr 1st, 2024
Weight
700 grams
Product Classification:
Photography & photographsLiterature & literary studiesSociety & culture: general
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‘Down the Jade Mountain’ is a concise exploration of identity crises across person, artist, family, country, and photography itself. Ivo Sekulovski, living in Italy and wrestling with belonging, embarks on a project in his hometown Ohrid, North Macedonia.The book reads like a series of visual riddles, every page bustling with hints and symbols; some universally readable, some deeply and irredeemably personal. In it, Ivo explores and dissects his family dynamics, the multitude of cultures that compose his native country, and his scattered sense of self while all the time playing with the ever conflicted relationship between photography, reality, and truth. With an un¬settling ability to blur the lines between all these themes, we see family archival images intersecting with staged images of his parents and immaculate, eerie still life.The medium suits the story—images hold mystery, blurring reality. Ivo’s play with photography raises questions on time, truth, memory, and reality.(Chiara Bardelli Nonino)
'Down the Jade Mountain' is a concise exploration of identity crises across person, artist, family, country, and photography itself. Ivo Sekulovski, living in Italy and wrestling with belonging, embarks on a project in his hometown Ohrid, North Macedonia. The book reads like a series of visual riddles, every page bustling with hints and symbols; some universally readable, some deeply and irredeemably personal. In it, Ivo explores and dissects his family dynamics, the multitude of cultures that compose his native country, and his scattered sense of self while all the time playing with the ever conflicted relationship between photography, reality, and truth. With an un¬settling ability to blur the lines between all these themes, we see family archival images intersecting with staged images of his parents and immaculate, eerie still life. The medium suits the story—images hold mystery, blurring reality. Ivo’s play with photography raises questions on time, truth, memory, and reality. (Chiara Bardelli Nonino)
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