James Tunks - Into Dust Lodret Vandret choreographers

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Gottlund Verlag (Pennsylcania/Los Angeles)

framed behind coloured plexiglass

How can this food be considered prey or sustenance when the animals are kept in a cultivated environment and no longer able

takes this experimental book to propose a four-tiered representation of space: starting with two-dimensional images of space

James Tunks - Into Dust Lodret Vandret choreographersPhotography represents a mode of conceptual, material and historical enquiry for Melbourne born, Frankfurt based artist James Tunks. An expansion from his 2017 solo exhibition Elsewhere at the Centre for Contemporary Photography (Melbourne), his debut book Into Dust sees Tunks construct fake astronomical photographs using found and accumulated materials crushed and pulverised to mimic interstellar nebular. While these sweeping vistas are immersive and