Federico Clavarino and Tami Izko – Eel Soup

Federico Clavarino and Tami Izko – Eel SoupPicture an eel soup: a wriggling mass of creatures whose ends and beginnings can be swapped in the human eye, trapped in a limited space, their bodies entangled below the surface or floating on top of it, half submerged in a hot broth. Like the visible bits of the viscous animals you have just imagined, the objects presented in this book are fragments of an ephemeral reality. By carefully observing spaces and body parts as they twist, press, open,

40 pictures

with select scenes running full-bleed across double-page spreads

as a result of which the heat melted the wax that held the feathers on his back and he ended up falling into the sea and drowning

French artist Paul Rousteau is known for his alchemic light and colour-bending approach to photography

captivating images shot in the city

as the artist inevitably picks herself up and dusts herself off

French and GermanCorraini Edizioni

400 pages Dust cover23cm x 30cm

210 x 297 mm

chiaroscuro and framing

In November 2001

embodied approach to photography through a series that explores the free-fall of life