Ela Polkowska - Splinter loose joints

Ela Polkowska - Splinter loose jointsBlackbook Publications 2024 Splinter is a photographic book about people living in constant disorder, understood both literally and metaphorically, and about the feeling of uneasiness that their lives provoked. The story took place in a house that had turned into a kind of warehouse a space packed with things, whether working or not. It seemed that the constant change gave meaning to that reality. Yet its inhabitants apparently refused to accept that

being able to hear the beating of the golden church bells in the sound of the waves

offering an immersive exploration of uncharted artistic territories and proposing a new paradigm for the future and possibilities of photography

ISBN 979-13-990135-0-4

978-1-912719-51-8

with double sided loose prints

"After finishing high school in June 1962

Kurland re-appraises an interwoven set of paradigms which retain a tenacious grip on contemporary American life: the nuclear family

Translation - Jon Cho-Polizzi

Journal 2025

Ansel Adams to Dorothea Lange

Richard Mosse has spent the past few years documenting the ongoing refugee and migration crisis

to reimagine and reconsider the story in a fresh way