Benjamin Pfau - Isthmus austrian photography

Benjamin Pfau - Isthmus austrian photographySelf Published 2019 The Isthmus I am referring to is not a place, but a condition. One can think of it as a certain passage of time most of us experience at one point or another, a moment in life when the world around oneself seems to shrink, like a ridge between two oceans, a path that becomes narrower and narrower while the waves are crashing in from both sides and one hopes that the waves won't take one, that one is not just walking into the depth

marriages and deaths

- Hannes Wanderer

Includes essays by Marina Chao

117 images printed Tritone with matt inks

amounting to a vast and celebrated archival collection that spans the length of her career

a team of willing helpers

2020 elections in the United States

an avant-garde manifesto for the medium of photography and a landmark in his own remarkable oeuvre

The success of his subsequent volumes Niagara (2006)

The result is more akin to a digital life mask than a photograph

000 more were disabled

The majority of this work was shot over a two-year period in my late twenties