Philippe Fragniere - Snowpark
This new volume from swiss photographer Philippe Fragniere merges and extends the tropes of landscape photography, abstract formalism and a playful compositional logic sidling the contemporary still-life to weave together one of most vibrant series of the year. Coupled with incredible materials, production and design – which includes a series of reverse-out gatefolds – courtesy of publisher Kodoji Press (Baden), Snowpark is a joyous anomaly and one of the most stunningly realised books we've seen. It's no mistake that it was shortlisted in the First PhotoBook category of the Paris Photo Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards 2014.
64 pages, gatefold, 21 x 32 cm, hardcover, Kodoji Press (Baden).
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Philippe Fragniere - Snowpark
This new volume from swiss photographer Philippe Fragniere merges and extends the tropes of landscape photography, abstract formalism and a playful compositional logic sidling the contemporary still-life to weave together one of most vibrant series of the year. Coupled with incredible materials, production and design – which includes a series of reverse-out gatefolds – courtesy of publisher Kodoji Press (Baden), Snowpark is a joyous anomaly and one of the most stunningly realised books we've seen. It's no mistake that it was shortlisted in the First PhotoBook category of the Paris Photo Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards 2014.
64 pages, gatefold, 21 x 32 cm, hardcover, Kodoji Press (Baden).
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This new volume from swiss photographer Philippe Fragniere merges and extends the tropes of landscape photography, abstract formalism and a playful compositional logic sidling the contemporary still-life to weave together one of most vibrant series of the year. Coupled with incredible materials, production and design – which includes a series of reverse-out gatefolds – courtesy of publisher Kodoji Press (Baden), Snowpark is a joyous anomaly and one of the most stunningly realised books we've seen. It's no mistake that it was shortlisted in the First PhotoBook category of the Paris Photo Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards 2014.
64 pages, gatefold, 21 x 32 cm, hardcover, Kodoji Press (Baden).
