The film installations of Julian Rosefeldt (born 1965) combine political critique with visual opulence and glossy production values. To celebrate his recent work "The Shift," Rosefeldt has designed this volume, which combines documentation with recomposed works from the 1990s. These lesser known earlier works represent a point of departure for the artist's present interest in forgotten and hidden places.
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