96p 220 x 280 mm
Strip revolves around the body, filial memory, and its metamorphoses. In this work, Rebekka Deubner views photography as a restorative act and approaches the materiality of the image as a possible response to absence.
After her death, her mother’s clothes became remnants of her body’s hollowed-out form. She imprinted her traces of wear—odors, stains, mends, holes—marking the fabrics with her vivid forms.
Strip tourne autour du corps, sa mémoire filiale et ses métamorphoses. Dans cette série, Rebekka Deubner y envisage la photographie comme un acte réparateur et approche la matérialité de l’image comme une forme possible face à l’absence.
Suite à son décès, les vêtements de sa mère se sont mués en reliquats de son corps en creux. Elle y a imprimé ses traces d’usure - odeurs, tâches, reprises, trous - marquant les textiles de ses formes vives.
Dust jacket: 200 copies in pink / 200 copies in grey
Printed at Media Graphic, Rennes, France
First edition of 400 copies
364p 205 x 260 mm
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The Waiting Room is a selection of Sam Rock’s photographic exploration between 2010 and
2025.
The work is a result of an isolated ten-day editing process, starting with 4,000 images and guided
by an instinctive sense of flow. The resulting arrangement reflects how Rock has come to
understand his photographic practice in the present, rather than what the work may have meant
at the time it was made. The images are not organised chronologically, but brought into
conversation with one another, allowing connections and recurring ideas to emerge.
Accompanied by fragments of sentences from Rock’s notebooks, the book becomes a study of a
state we all inhabit; waiting - for the next encounter, the next journey, the next opportunity, or
simply for something to change.
The Waiting Room brings fifteen years of observation into focus as a study of the finite time we
have together. The photographs are evidence of time spent looking, attempting, failing, searching
and trying to understand.
Printed at Manufacture d'Histoires Deux-Ponts, Bresson, France
First Edition of 600 Copies
220p 187 x 244 mm
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"They Rode in Silence for a While merges two personal experiences either side of a moment which changed the narrative of my history. The first experience centred around a letter I wrote to my mother. A letter that approached a subject we had never spoken about before. I was 35 years old.
The second experience was a period of time I spent exploring, reflecting and being quiet. I found comfort in not being connected to anyone. I didn’t feel alone - I felt as though my new history gave me a subject to converse with." - Sam Rock
They Rode in Silence for a While imagines two people finding a way to finally speak to each other, side by side, looking forward. The quiet of the landscape echoes the silence they have held throughout their lives. The isolation of the desert mirrors the risk they take in order to learn or share their truth. The vehicle in which they travel carries them through an uncomfortable moment in their relationship.
What starts as a journey of distance and solitude becomes a shared exploration of relationship,
hesitation, silence and consequence.
Printed at Manufacture d'Histoires Deux-Ponts, Bresson, France
First Edition of 500 Copies