Ellen Korth - the Rustle of Touch (signed + 2 prints) discourse

Ellen Korth - the Rustle of Touch (signed + 2 prints) discourseSelf Published 2020 First there was Ellen Korths Fabric of Time. A big sensuous experience. Photos of old underwear and lingerie from famous collections printed on huge ultra thin semi transparent paper. Stitched together Japanese style, rolled up and put in a large carton box with debossed type. The book concept however restricted the selection of photos dramatically. And although I think we were all proud of the result. Still there were a lot of

encompassing ancient civilizations alongside areas of modern strategic importance

as well as testimony of the author’s unique ability to voice the complexity and variety of desire

have since become classics of their genre - Tom Waits

135 images

cells are made to look like dormitory rooms

Comprising Berlin and Brandenburg housed in a linen slipcase

Shu Lea Cheang

he knew how to capture the poetic

Two paperbacks housed in a slipcase

The West German territories

Known for his passion for photography books

Starting at almost the exact point on the same street in suburban Memphis where Eggleston famously photographed the tricycle