Kimura Poirier
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Edit No. 5
Joseph
Szabo
Szabo
Teens
Unpublished
Unpublished
A portfolio by Joseph Szabo. Composed of 21 previously unpublished photographs of teens taken
over three decades, from 1969 to 1999. The
idea sparked during an afternoon spent at Joseph Szabo’s home looking through his archive in the
spring of 2013. 10 years later, Aude
Delerue asked him if he would agree to publish the content of a box that she had remembered
since as yet unexposed to the public’s eye.
Intrigued, Joseph Szabo was keen to make the old box resurface.
A proposition by Jeanne Poirier and Umberto Kimura.
Art direction and design by Delerue Roppel.
Art direction and design by Delerue Roppel.
23 cards printed on 320g/m2. In duotone with silkscreened high gloss selective varnish.
Boxed in a Kiribako, made in Japan, of
Paulownia wood. Format 135 × 171 × 30 mm.
International
Standard
Book Number
978—3—9523957—2—1
Book Number
978—3—9523957—2—1
Joseph Szabo
Signed and
Limited
Artist Editions with
Original Print
Limited
Artist Editions with
Original Print
Three images have been printed in the darkroom and signed by the artist on the verso for
a numbered edition of 15 + 1 AP each.
High Heels, 1979
Silver Gelatin Print. Signed by the artist on
verso. Numbered
edition of 15 + 1 AP. Including the portfolio.
Boxed, mounted
and
framed in a Kiribako, made in Japan, of Paulownia wood. Format
135×171×30mm. Including the portfolio.
Christine, 1985
Silver Gelatin Print. Signed by the artist on
verso. Numbered
edition of 15 + 1 AP. Including the portfolio.
Boxed, mounted
and
framed in a Kiribako, made in Japan, of Paulownia wood. Format
135×171×30mm. Including the portfolio.
Lip to Lip, 1979
Silver Gelatin Print. Signed by the artist on
verso. Numbered
edition of 15 + 1 AP. Including the portfolio.
Boxed, mounted
and
framed in a Kiribako, made in Japan, of Paulownia wood. Format
135×171×30mm. Including the portfolio.
Kimura Poirier
Edit No. 2
Edit No. 2
Dominic
Haydn Rawle
Haydn Rawle
A un
Passant
Passant
To a Passerby
— after Charles Baudelaire
— after Charles Baudelaire
In 2012 and 2013, Dominic Haydn Rawle, a friend and photographer, living in Paris at the time,
experienced an apparition: A
cowboy. Never leaving the safe distance of his long–focus mirror lens, Dominic captured fleeting
moments
of the
lonesome’s wanderings through le
nouveau far–west. Ten years later, stumbling again over those few frames in his archive, Dominic
decided to pay a tribute
to the unknown.
Which this edition represents.
A proposition by Jeanne Poirier and Umberto Kimura.
Art direction and design by Delerue Roppel.
Art direction and design by Delerue Roppel.
18 Pages, Broadsheet Newspaper Printing
on
55gm2 Paper. Format 578 × 350 mm.
International
Standard
Book Number
978—3—9523957—2—1
Book Number
978—3—9523957—2—1
Kimura Poirier
Edit No. 1
Edit No. 1
Patricia
Schwoerer
Schwoerer
Eau
Eau is both the subject and the object of Patricia Schwoerer’s photographs as she records the
subtle
waterlines on its surface.
It is water for its physical matter that interests the photographer here. For it is a molecule,
a simple
element yet a whole presence. Naked
and devoid of reference and evocation, water invents its own motives that photography captures.
Calm, a
burst of kinetic and calm again.
A supple object where each page flows onto the next. Laid out from both ends, its rhythmic
ondulations
return to silence and the end is a
new beginning.
A proposition by Jeanne Poirier and Umberto Kimura.
Set design Marie Noëlle Perriau.
Art direction and design by Delerue Roppel.
Set design Marie Noëlle Perriau.
Art direction and design by Delerue Roppel.
48 Pages, 36 photographs, offset printing, stitched japanese binding with an open spine.
Format 246 × 330 mm.
International
Standard
Book Number
978—3—9523957—2—1
Book Number
978—3—9523957—2—1