Roadside Mathias Bertram (17 results)

HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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hardcover. Condition: New. Brand new book, sourced directly from publisher. Dispatch time is 9-10 days from our warehouse. Book will be sent in robust, secure packaging to ensure it reaches you securely.

Hardback. Condition: New. For 10 years, Mathias Bertram has sought out surreal looking images and structures by the side of the road in Berlin and on his travels, capturing them in at-times puzzling photographs. He finds romantic landscapes in worn building facades, strange mythical creatures in faded street markings, maps of unknown continents on construction site containers, or virtuoso dancers in shattered steps. At first glance, his photographs could be mistaken for illustrations or paintings, but these motifs and shapes were created by time alone, gradually wearing away at things. Moisture, wind, and air cause them to age, while corrosion and collision slowly destroy them. However, as these things fall apart, something new is created that can lend dignity and beauty to the process of ageing-a "becoming through decaying". Bertram's photographs extract these trivial everyday items from their natural context, encouraging us to see them from an aesthetic perspective; a school of seeing that sharpens the gaze for the sensations of everyday life.…

hardcover. Condition: New. Brand new book, sourced directly from publisher. Dispatch time is 24-48 hours from our warehouse. Book will be sent in robust, secure packaging to ensure it reaches you securely.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. For 10 years, Mathias Bertram has sought out surreal looking images and structures by the side of the road in Berlin and on his travels, capturing them in at-times puzzling photographs. He finds romantic landscapes in worn building facades, strange mythical creatures in faded street markings, maps of unknown continents on construction site containers, or virtuoso dancers in shattered steps. At first glance, his photographs could be mistaken for illustrations or paintings, but these motifs and shapes were created by time alone, gradually wearing away at things. Moisture, wind, and air cause them to age, while corrosion and collision slowly destroy them. However, as these things fall apart, something new is created that can lend dignity and beauty to the process of ageing-a becoming through decaying. Bertram's photographs extract these trivial everyday items from their natural context, encouraging us to see them from an aesthetic perspective; a school of seeing that sharpens the gaze for the sensations of everyday life. AUTHOR: Mathias Bertram, born in Berlin in 1960, is a publicist, curator and designer. From 2003 to 2015, he was artistic director of Lehmstedt Verlag Leipzig. He is the editor of numerous editions on East German photography and the author of essays and books on German literary and cultural history. At the Roadside is his third photography book. SELLING POINTS: . Mathias Bertram has found images of captivating beauty by the side of the road . Abstract photographs that at times appear like artworks 83 colour illustrations Mathias Bertram has found images of captivating beauty by the side of the road. With At the Roadside, Mathias Bertram provides us with a school of seeing that sharpens our eye for the sensations of everyday life. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 160 pages. 10.94x0.91x11.26 inches. In Stock.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - For ten years, Mathias Bertram has sought out surreal looking images and structures by the side of the road in Berlin and on his travels, capturing them in at-times puzzling photographs. He finds romantic landscapes in worn building facades, strange mythical creatures in faded street markings, maps of unknown continents on construction site containers, or virtuoso dancers in shattered steps. At first glance, his photographs could be mistaken for illustrations or paintings, but these motifs and shapes were created by time alone, gradually wearing away at things. Moisture, wind, and air cause them to age, while corrosion and collision slowly destroy them. However, as these things fall apart, something new is created that can lend dignity and beauty to the process of ageing-a 'becoming through decaying'. Bertram's photographs extract these trivial everyday items from their natural context, encouraging us to see them from an aesthetic perspective; a school of seeing that sharpens the gaze for the sensations of everyday life.; Seit zehn Jahren spürt Mathias Bertram in Berlin und auf Reisen surreal anmutende Bilder und Strukturen am Straßenrand auf und hält sie auf seinen mitunter rätselhaften Fotografien fest. Auf verwitterten Hauswänden entdeckt er romantische Landschaften, in abgenutzten Straßenmarkierungen merkwürdige Fabelwesen, auf Baucontainern Karten unbekannter Kontinente oder in zerborstenen Treppenstufen virtuose Tänzer. Auf den ersten Blick könnte man die Fotografien für Grafiken oder Gemälde halten, doch geschaffen hat all diese Motive und Gebilde allein die Zeit, die an den Dingen nagt. Wasser, Wind und Luft lassen sie altern, Korrosionen und Kollisionen zerstören sie. Doch während sich die Dinge auflösen, entsteht mitunter etwas Neues, das dem Prozess des Alterns Würde verschaffen und Schönheit verleihen kann - ein 'Werden im Vergehen'. Bertrams Fotografien lösen die trivialen Gegenstände aus ihrem natürlichen Kontext und fordern so dazu auf, sie ästhetisch wahrzunehmen. Eine Schule des Sehens, die den Blick für die Sensationen des Alltags schärft.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Mathias Bertram | At the Roadside. Fotografien vom Werden im Vergehen | Matthias/Schmidt, Franziska Bertram | Buch | 160 S. | Deutsch | 2025 | Kerber Christof Verlag | EAN 9783735610577 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Christoph Kerber GmbH & Co. KG, Jens Bartneck, Detmolder Str. 60, 33604 Bielefeld, jens[dot]bartneck[at]kerberverlag[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu. …

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. For 10 years, Mathias Bertram has sought out surreal looking images and structures by the side of the road in Berlin and on his travels, capturing them in at-times puzzling photographs. He finds romantic landscapes in worn building facades, strange mythical creatures in faded street markings, maps of unknown continents on construction site containers, or virtuoso dancers in shattered steps. At first glance, his photographs could be mistaken for illustrations or paintings, but these motifs and shapes were created by time alone, gradually wearing away at things. Moisture, wind, and air cause them to age, while corrosion and collision slowly destroy them. However, as these things fall apart, something new is created that can lend dignity and beauty to the process of ageing-a becoming through decaying. Bertram's photographs extract these trivial everyday items from their natural context, encouraging us to see them from an aesthetic perspective; a school of seeing that sharpens the gaze for the sensations of everyday life. AUTHOR: Mathias Bertram, born in Berlin in 1960, is a publicist, curator and designer. From 2003 to 2015, he was artistic director of Lehmstedt Verlag Leipzig. He is the editor of numerous editions on East German photography and the author of essays and books on German literary and cultural history. At the Roadside is his third photography book. SELLING POINTS: . Mathias Bertram has found images of captivating beauty by the side of the road . Abstract photographs that at times appear like artworks 83 colour illustrations Mathias Bertram has found images of captivating beauty by the side of the road. With At the Roadside, Mathias Bertram provides us with a school of seeing that sharpens our eye for the sensations of everyday life. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. For 10 years, Mathias Bertram has sought out surreal looking images and structures by the side of the road in Berlin and on his travels, capturing them in at-times puzzling photographs. He finds romantic landscapes in worn building facades, strange mythical creatures in faded street markings, maps of unknown continents on construction site containers, or virtuoso dancers in shattered steps. At first glance, his photographs could be mistaken for illustrations or paintings, but these motifs and shapes were created by time alone, gradually wearing away at things. Moisture, wind, and air cause them to age, while corrosion and collision slowly destroy them. However, as these things fall apart, something new is created that can lend dignity and beauty to the process of ageing-a "becoming through decaying". Bertram's photographs extract these trivial everyday items from their natural context, encouraging us to see them from an aesthetic perspective; a school of seeing that sharpens the gaze for the sensations of everyday life.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. For 10 years, Mathias Bertram has sought out surreal looking images and structures by the side of the road in Berlin and on his travels, capturing them in at-times puzzling photographs. He finds romantic landscapes in worn building facades, strange mythical creatures in faded street markings, maps of unknown continents on construction site containers, or virtuoso dancers in shattered steps. At first glance, his photographs could be mistaken for illustrations or paintings, but these motifs and shapes were created by time alone, gradually wearing away at things. Moisture, wind, and air cause them to age, while corrosion and collision slowly destroy them. However, as these things fall apart, something new is created that can lend dignity and beauty to the process of ageing-a becoming through decaying. Bertram's photographs extract these trivial everyday items from their natural context, encouraging us to see them from an aesthetic perspective; a school of seeing that sharpens the gaze for the sensations of everyday life. AUTHOR: Mathias Bertram, born in Berlin in 1960, is a publicist, curator and designer. From 2003 to 2015, he was artistic director of Lehmstedt Verlag Leipzig. He is the editor of numerous editions on East German photography and the author of essays and books on German literary and cultural history. At the Roadside is his third photography book. SELLING POINTS: . Mathias Bertram has found images of captivating beauty by the side of the road . Abstract photographs that at times appear like artworks 83 colour illustrations Mathias Bertram has found images of captivating beauty by the side of the road. With At the Roadside, Mathias Bertram provides us with a school of seeing that sharpens our eye for the sensations of everyday life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…