K49814 (31 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. uk ed. edition. 96 pages. 8.78x6.57x0.63 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. 'Bold and courageous in her refusal to accept the human violence done to other sentient beings across the planet, down to the depths of the oceans, the artist K49814 has gifted us her provocative and deeply empathic photos in the book Filamenta. Stalking the heart of the fishing industry, K49814 gathered and cleaned millions of fish scales, the so-called 'waste product' found in every kind of net, in the holds of trawlers and seiners and the bellies of enormous factory ships, on slippery docks and in the sluices of processing and canning factories. With her photographs, K49814 became both witness and weaver of light and dark. She succeeds in drawing our attention to the emptying of the seas, while at the same time evoking the absence of a fixed reality, our interdependence, and reminds us that our existence arises only in relation to the others we are driving to extinction' (Joslyn Barnes, President of Louverture Films). In her second book Filamenta published by Kehrer Verlag, the artist working under the pseudonym K49814 addresses the vanishing underwater life caused by overfishing and the daily brutality inflicted on individual living beings - brutality that, world-wide, is barely addressed by any animal protection laws. In 61 poetic visual stories, reminiscent in their cyclical interwovenness of Robert Schumann's Scenes from Childhood she weaves the endless filaments of the fishing industry into (wounded) delicacies like sacred embroideries: swim bladders still filled with the breath of fish, blood vessels of a mackerel that resemble a wintry avenue of trees, or fins turning into wings. This deadly, ocean-emptying, human-made netting is contrasted by K49814 with the filaments that extend as magnificent webs through the cosmos and all life forms on our planet, enabling a constant exchange of meaning and will - of life. With this book, she hopes to help untangle the destructive meshes and engage in the process of communication within this grand fabric of being. The black-and-white images in this artist's book were created over a span of seven years in connection with her work on a large, ephemeral land art installation, which serves as the starting point for a feature film to be released soon. (World premiere expected in fall 2025; further details to follow.) Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. bilingual edition. 160 pages. 5.51x9.65x9.80 inches. In Stock.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - K49814 has decided that her mission in life is to photograph the breath of those animals that are killed for us to eat. It's where I believe art becomes a heroïc act of rebellion. Alain PlatelAtmen ohne Pause versteht sich gleichermaßen als Zeugnis- und Erinnerungsbuch und als Hymne an das Leben. Es handelt von Existenzen in fremden Körpern, 'die atmen und Wille sind'. Und davon, wie der Mensch sie sich angeeignet hat.Die Fotografin, die unter dem Pseudonym K49814 arbeitet, lebte mit ihnen in der Wildnis, sah ihre Artikulation der Freude und Kraft und war mit ihnen, als sie schliefen. Die gleichen Körper sah sie in Fabriken, Schlachthäusern und Verwertungsanstalten.Die Bilder und Textfragmente fragen nach den Nummerierten, Versteckten und Verschwundenen. Sie machen sie als in der Geschichte dagewesene sichtbar und legen Zeugnis davon ab, dass sie hier in dieser Welt geatmet haben, als erste Artikulation des Willens zum Leben.…

Condition: New. Bilingual edition NO-PA16APR2015-KAP.

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hardcover. Condition: Sehr gut. 200 Seiten; 9783969001813.2 Gewicht in Gramm: 1.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Blutgefäße wie Alleen, Flügelflossen, Fischschuppen, als hätten alte Meister sie radiert, Tintenkleckse, Schwimmblasen, noch mit dem Atem der Fische gefüllt. In diese (verwundeten) Zartheiten webt die Künstlerin, die unter dem Pseudonym K49814 arbeitet, die Endlosfilamente der Fischindustrie wie sakrale Stickereien. Das todbringende, Ozeane entleerende menschengewirkte Fadenwerk steht im Gegensatz zu den Filamenten, die sich als großartige Netze durch den Kosmos und durch alle Lebensformen unseres Planeten ziehen und einen ständigen Austausch von Bedeutung und Willen - Leben - ermöglichen.Dieses Buch möchte dazu beitragen, die vernichtenden Maschen zu entknoten und in den Prozess der Kommunikation in diesem großen Seinsgewebe einzutreten.…

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Softcover. Condition: Gut. [96] S. Gebrauchtes Buch aus ehem. Privatbesitz. GUTER Zustand, wenige Gebrauchsspuren. Used book, few traces of use. C08289 9783868285765 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. 'Bold and courageous in her refusal to accept the human violence done to other sentient beings across the planet, down to the depths of the oceans, the artist K49814 has gifted us her provocative and deeply empathic photos in the book Filamenta. Stalking the heart of the fishing industry, K49814 gathered and cleaned millions of fish scales, the so-called 'waste product' found in every kind of net, in the holds of trawlers and seiners and the bellies of enormous factory ships, on slippery docks and in the sluices of processing and canning factories. With her photographs, K49814 became both witness and weaver of light and dark. She succeeds in drawing our attention to the emptying of the seas, while at the same time evoking the absence of a fixed reality, our interdependence, and reminds us that our existence arises only in relation to the others we are driving to extinction' (Joslyn Barnes, President of Louverture Films). In her second book Filamenta published by Kehrer Verlag, the artist working under the pseudonym K49814 addresses the vanishing underwater life caused by overfishing and the daily brutality inflicted on individual living beings - brutality that, world-wide, is barely addressed by any animal protection laws. In 61 poetic visual stories, reminiscent in their cyclical interwovenness of Robert Schumann's Scenes from Childhood she weaves the endless filaments of the fishing industry into (wounded) delicacies like sacred embroideries: swim bladders still filled with the breath of fish, blood vessels of a mackerel that resemble a wintry avenue of trees, or fins turning into wings. This deadly, ocean-emptying, human-made netting is contrasted by K49814 with the filaments that extend as magnificent webs through the cosmos and all life forms on our planet, enabling a constant exchange of meaning and will - of life. With this book, she hopes to help untangle the destructive meshes and engage in the process of communication within this grand fabric of being. The black-and-white images in this artist's book were created over a span of seven years in connection with her work on a large, ephemeral land art installation, which serves as the starting point for a feature film to be released soon. (World premiere expected in fall 2025; further details to follow.) Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. UK ed.

Hardback. Condition: New.

Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Blutgefäße wie Alleen, Flügelflossen, Fischschuppen, als hätten alte Meister sie radiert, Tintenkleckse, Schwimmblasen, noch mit dem Atem der Fische gefüllt. In diese (verwundeten) Zartheiten webt die Künstlerin, die unter dem Pseudonym K49814 arbeitet, die Endlosfilamente der Fischindustrie wie sakrale Stickereien. Das todbringende, Ozeane entleerende menschengewirkte Fadenwerk steht im Gegensatz zu den Filamenten, die sich als großartige Netze durch den Kosmos und durch alle Lebensformen unseres Planeten ziehen und einen ständigen Austausch von Bedeutung und Willen - Leben - ermöglichen.Dieses Buch möchte dazu beitragen, die vernichtenden Maschen zu entknoten und in den Prozess der Kommunikation in diesem großen Seinsgewebe einzutreten.…