Bunker Archaeology by Paul Virilio

Bunker Archaeology by Paul VirilioA visual meditation on ruins and warfare from the legendary French theorist. In the second half of the 1950s, Paul Virilio began photographing abandoned World War II bunkers along France's Atlantic coast. Virilio was particularly interested in the architectural aspects of these wartime structures, which he termed "cryptic architecture." The first exhibition of Virilio's Bunker Archaeology photographs was staged at the Centre Pompidou in 1975, while

seashells and other natural phenomena

Alan Wilkinson by Daniel Spicer

the Swedish artist and designer

an accumulation of images perverted

The screenplay of the 1972 cult classic indie black comedy which starred Divine and Cookie Mueller

She uses a sixty-year-old Rolleicord medium-format twin-lens-reflex camera

strength and vulnerability

Neil Tennant and Alexandra Symons Sutcliffe and is edited by Philip Hoare

Navina Sundaram is sitting in an editing room in Hamburg

forensically

If we are communicating to the unknown and unseen

this flow is essential for me to see the world"