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Re Imagining Relations by Shari Diamond
Re Imagining Relations by Shari Diamond
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“Re Imaging Relations” by Shari Diamond, 2020
80 pages + Board cover
11" x 8" Landscape
200 gsm Garda Pat Kiara
Sections sewn, Open spine
Laser cut on 14 places throughout the book
Edition of 530 / Signed
In “Re Imagining Relations,” a limited-edition photo book by Shari Diamond, the timeless architectural beauty of mosques and synagogues in Paris and Istanbul is presented in a new light. The visual narrative merges the distinct spaces through the use of laser cuts and photographic layering, creating a seamless space that transcends religious and cultural divides. This book presents mosques and synagogues as intertwined spaces in Paris and Instanbul, reflecting the shared history and faith that these two communities hold. The book encourages readers to look beyond the physical and ideological boundaries that divide us, urging a dialogue of unity, the preservation of our shared humanity, and the fostering of empathy. Texts by Myra Goldberg, Leila Buck, and Annette Herskovits.
80 pages + Board cover
11" x 8" Landscape
200 gsm Garda Pat Kiara
Sections sewn, Open spine
Laser cut on 14 places throughout the book
Edition of 530 / Signed
In “Re Imagining Relations,” a limited-edition photo book by Shari Diamond, the timeless architectural beauty of mosques and synagogues in Paris and Istanbul is presented in a new light. The visual narrative merges the distinct spaces through the use of laser cuts and photographic layering, creating a seamless space that transcends religious and cultural divides. This book presents mosques and synagogues as intertwined spaces in Paris and Instanbul, reflecting the shared history and faith that these two communities hold. The book encourages readers to look beyond the physical and ideological boundaries that divide us, urging a dialogue of unity, the preservation of our shared humanity, and the fostering of empathy. Texts by Myra Goldberg, Leila Buck, and Annette Herskovits.
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