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Daniel Shea – 43–35 10th StreetIn this book, American photographer Daniel Shea investigates the density and chaos of the city and reflects on post capitalist American society. By including photographs of his neighbourhood in Long Island City, New York, Brasilia, and the arid Searles Valley in the American West, Shea reflects on how architecture, despite its utopian ambitions, can universally emphasise class boundaries and economic inequality. Sheas photographs are sophisticated,

Material and structure protect the house from rain and wind and prevent the spread of fire

and distracted by a point that keeps devising new obstacles

and desires

it had attracted many highly committed graphic artists both from France and abroad

Appetite for the Magnificent is a photographic and essayistic exploration of the history and present-day world of the aquarium

made possible through the democratisation of artistic means and software such as word art

of the growth of families and the inheritance of family traits

Romanticism and outsider art in its use fluorescent textas

connected to the landscape

He built human-powered flying bicycles that were supposed to take to the air

hearts are religion

lacking any source of affirmation