Domenech alex (12 résultats)

Etat : New.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. A visceral photographic journey by Alex Domenech into the clandestine spaces of LGBTIQ+ intimacy and into the depth of a toxic relationship. Skin Fields is a visceral, contemporary photobook that imagines the body as a site of emotional, psychological, and social inscription. Rooted in Domenech's ongoing investigation into intimacy and identity, the work presents a series of images that traverse the boundaries between vulnerability and desire, presence and absence. Emerging from a practice shaped by documentary photography and photobook storytelling, Skin Fields reflects the artist's interest in lived experience and the traces left by time, memory, and personal transformation. With an essay from Pol Guasch, the photographs construct a visual language that merges poetics with raw immediacy, inviting viewers into deeply personal yet universally resonant spaces. The photos in this book were taken in Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Morocco, Spain and Syria between 2018 and 2024. Text in English, French, Spanish, Catalan. AUTHOR: Alex Domenech (b. 1986) is a Catalan photographer whose practice focuses on the boundaries between the extraordinary and the intimate. His work frequently explores wounded territories and the passage of time, documenting stories that emerge from environments marked by conflict or social restriction. Domenech is represented by Ineditad Gallery in Barcelona, where he held the solo exhibition Scopophilia in 2023. His projects have been showcased at esteemed festivals and platforms including FotoLimo, Ex Abrupto, FFoco, PHMuseum Days, FABA, and Emotiva. He is currently based in Barcelona, continuing to explore the visual intersections of geography, politics, and personal identity. SELLING POINTS: . Explores the body as a site of emotional and social inscription, merging poetic visual language with queer representation to challenge conventional narratives of masculinity, vulnerability, and lived experience . Features photography from critical regions including Syria, Iran, Lebanon, and Kyrgyzstan, providing a rare look at queer life under restrictive regimes . Includes a short essay by the acclaimed writer Pol Guasch in English, French, Spanish, and Catalan, reflecting the visceral tension surrounding this testimony 37 colour, 31 b/w illustrations A visceral photographic journey by Alex Domenech into the clandestine spaces of LGBTIQ+ intimacy and into the depth of a toxic relationship. Text in English, French, Spanish, Catalan. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Etat : Brand New. 128 pages. Catalan language. 7.87x0.51x5.91 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Etat : Brand New. 48 pages. Spanish language. 6.00x0.11x9.00 inches. In Stock.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Etat : Bueno. 1ª Edición. *Skin Fields* is a photobook of remarkable emotional depth in which Àlex Domènech explores intimacy, desire and identity through a deeply human perspective. Built around photographs made between 2018 and 2024 in countries including Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Kyrgyzstan, Morocco and Spain, the project ventures into spaces where expressions of affection and sexual diversity coexist with environments shaped by repression, conflict and uncertainty. Rather than relying on a narrative driven by drama, Domènech focuses on quiet gestures of closeness, shared vulnerability and the body's ability to become a place of refuge in the face of external hostility. His photographs move between portraiture, landscape and detail, creating a visual narrative in which vulnerability becomes a powerful act of resistance. The sequencing of the book unfolds naturally, establishing a delicate balance between moments of silence, tension and tenderness. Each photograph speaks to the next, creating an immersive experience that invites the viewer to reflect on the boundaries between the public and the private, between what can be revealed and what must remain hidden in order to survive. The carefully considered design reinforces this sense of intimacy, allowing the narrative rhythm to accompany the emotional journey proposed by the work. More than a project about the LGBTQ+ community, *Skin Fields* is a universal reflection on desire, freedom and the need to find spaces where one can exist without fear. Àlex Domènech creates a visual language of remarkable sensitivity and maturity, transforming deeply personal experiences into images with universal resonance. The result is a moving, poetic and courageous photobook that confirms the author as one of the most compelling voices in contemporary documentary photography. …

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. A visceral photographic journey by Alex Domenech into the clandestine spaces of LGBTIQ+ intimacy and into the depth of a toxic relationship. Skin Fields is a visceral, contemporary photobook that imagines the body as a site of emotional, psychological, and social inscription. Rooted in Domenech's ongoing investigation into intimacy and identity, the work presents a series of images that traverse the boundaries between vulnerability and desire, presence and absence. Emerging from a practice shaped by documentary photography and photobook storytelling, Skin Fields reflects the artist's interest in lived experience and the traces left by time, memory, and personal transformation. With an essay from Pol Guasch, the photographs construct a visual language that merges poetics with raw immediacy, inviting viewers into deeply personal yet universally resonant spaces. The photos in this book were taken in Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Morocco, Spain and Syria between 2018 and 2024. Text in English, French, Spanish, Catalan. AUTHOR: Alex Domenech (b. 1986) is a Catalan photographer whose practice focuses on the boundaries between the extraordinary and the intimate. His work frequently explores wounded territories and the passage of time, documenting stories that emerge from environments marked by conflict or social restriction. Domenech is represented by Ineditad Gallery in Barcelona, where he held the solo exhibition Scopophilia in 2023. His projects have been showcased at esteemed festivals and platforms including FotoLimo, Ex Abrupto, FFoco, PHMuseum Days, FABA, and Emotiva. He is currently based in Barcelona, continuing to explore the visual intersections of geography, politics, and personal identity. SELLING POINTS: . Explores the body as a site of emotional and social inscription, merging poetic visual language with queer representation to challenge conventional narratives of masculinity, vulnerability, and lived experience . Features photography from critical regions including Syria, Iran, Lebanon, and Kyrgyzstan, providing a rare look at queer life under restrictive regimes . Includes a short essay by the acclaimed writer Pol Guasch in English, French, Spanish, and Catalan, reflecting the visceral tension surrounding this testimony 37 colour, 31 b/w illustrations A visceral photographic journey by Alex Domenech into the clandestine spaces of LGBTIQ+ intimacy and into the depth of a toxic relationship. Text in English, French, Spanish, Catalan. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Tapa dura. Etat : New. Sisè dels 8 volums de la nova Història de la literatura catalana. Una Història de la Literatura catalana amb una visió innovadora i clara. Serà la primera història de la literatura catalana planificada i dissenyada de bon començament com una obra col·lectiva i representativa del coneixement acadèmic actual de la matèria.El sisè volum, Literatura Contemporània (II). Modernisme. Noucentisme. Avantguardes, entra en l´etapa i en els tres conceptes nuclears de la Història de la literatura catalana des de finals del segle XIX a inicis de la guerra civil espanyola. És la culminació i l´etapa de maduresa del procés iniciat amb la Renaixença i que queda estroncat amb la guerra, l'exili i la repressió posterior. Tots tres moviments estan influïts per les idees estètiques europees i testimonien la recerca de modernitat i enllaç amb el seu context històric. La seva mateixa conceptualització ho defineix; Modernisme, de modern, mentre que el Noucentisme, ja en el segle XX, juga amb l´antítesi vell-nou i és una mostra clara d´aquesta voluntat d´afirmació d´una literatura que respon a les manifestacions del nou segle. Les Avantguardes son el màxim exponent de la transgressió de tot ordre literari i de ruptura amb la tradició. Autors com Joan Maragall, Víctor Català, Santiago Rusiñol, Josep Carner, Eugeni d´Ors i Joan Salvat-Papasseit hi són àmpliament tractats.…

Tapa dura. Etat : New. Setè dels 8 volums de la nova Història de la literatura catalana.Una història amb una visió innovadora i clara. Serà la primera història de la literatura catalana planificada i dissenyada de bon començament com una obra col·lectiva i representativa del coneixement acadèmic actual de la matèriaEl setè volum, Literatura contemporània (III). Del 1922 al 1959, enllaça amb l'anterior volum, al qual està indestriablement lligat i complementa. Si fins ara la Guerra Civil Espanyola fixava una frontera ineludible, aquest nou volum reinterpreta les sinergies literàries del període. I si bé el determinisme bèl·lic donarà lloc, inevitablement, a una literatura de guerra i exili, també podem constatar que tot i el trencament que representa la guerra, hi haurà propostes estètiques que evolucionaran i es diversificaran malgrat la guerra. Des del resistencialisme interior hi ha una voluntat d'enllaç, de continuïtat i de reivindicació estètica d'aquest passat com una manera de superar les conseqüències de la guerra. El debat sobre simbolisme i postsimbolisme és un exemple clar d'aquesta evolució estètica. El nom i l'obra de Carles Riba són referent central i indispensable de tot el període. Per això l'any de la seva mort tanca la cronologia d'aquest volum, que s'inicia el 1922, amb la crisi del Noucentisme. Autors com Foix, Pla, Sagarra, Espriu, Rodoreda, Villalonga i Calders, hi són àmpliament tractats.…

Etat : New. Print on Demand.

Etat : New. Print on Demand.

Etat : New. PRINT ON DEMAND.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. A visceral photographic journey by Alex Domenech into the clandestine spaces of LGBTIQ+ intimacy and into the depth of a toxic relationship. Skin Fields is a visceral, contemporary photobook that imagines the body as a site of emotional, psychological, and social inscription. Rooted in Domenech's ongoing investigation into intimacy and identity, the work presents a series of images that traverse the boundaries between vulnerability and desire, presence and absence. Emerging from a practice shaped by documentary photography and photobook storytelling, Skin Fields reflects the artist's interest in lived experience and the traces left by time, memory, and personal transformation. With an essay from Pol Guasch, the photographs construct a visual language that merges poetics with raw immediacy, inviting viewers into deeply personal yet universally resonant spaces. The photos in this book were taken in Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Morocco, Spain and Syria between 2018 and 2024. Text in English, French, Spanish, Catalan. AUTHOR: Alex Domenech (b. 1986) is a Catalan photographer whose practice focuses on the boundaries between the extraordinary and the intimate. His work frequently explores wounded territories and the passage of time, documenting stories that emerge from environments marked by conflict or social restriction. Domenech is represented by Ineditad Gallery in Barcelona, where he held the solo exhibition Scopophilia in 2023. His projects have been showcased at esteemed festivals and platforms including FotoLimo, Ex Abrupto, FFoco, PHMuseum Days, FABA, and Emotiva. He is currently based in Barcelona, continuing to explore the visual intersections of geography, politics, and personal identity. SELLING POINTS: . Explores the body as a site of emotional and social inscription, merging poetic visual language with queer representation to challenge conventional narratives of masculinity, vulnerability, and lived experience . Features photography from critical regions including Syria, Iran, Lebanon, and Kyrgyzstan, providing a rare look at queer life under restrictive regimes . Includes a short essay by the acclaimed writer Pol Guasch in English, French, Spanish, and Catalan, reflecting the visceral tension surrounding this testimony 37 colour, 31 b/w illustrations A visceral photographic journey by Alex Domenech into the clandestine spaces of LGBTIQ+ intimacy and into the depth of a toxic relationship. Text in English, French, Spanish, Catalan. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…