Chaumont Zaerpour – Things People Wear in Kenya

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Chaumont Zaerpour – Things People Wear in KenyaKenya is a country with a young population, full of would be consumers. Chaumont Zaerpours Things People Wear in Kenya is a photographic study of fashion as lived, worn, produced and consumed there. The book is an extensive, meandering observation of unscripted and posed contemporary clothes wearing. Kenyan urbanites can choose from three principal clothing sources: local fashion labels, which are expensive and for most unaffordable as the raw

His two black-and-white portrait series ask the viewer to look carefully and make comparisons — reminiscent of Marianne Wex’s photo studies

and Peter Weibel

In Fragments of a Crisis Julian Irlinger investigates the relationship between aesthetics and ideology through artistic work in the Weimar Republic

it cannot be torn down and the design is no longer up for discussion

perfect bound

Contributions by: Tbilisi InSights collective members – Tamuna Chabashvili

Banknotes are mini-posters proclaiming an idealized world

the works reveal a surprising sense of gestural intent

in an equally stunning photographic series depicting empty and abandoned tennis courts

which were hardly practiced anymore even then

funeral attire often dominates the public space

which ultimately lends them an obscure painterly beauty