Abdulhamid Kircher – New Genesis

Abdulhamid Kircher – New GenesisKircher documents the crisis of care in the US through intimate portraits of a mother and her children, navigating survival and institutional neglect. New Genesis examines how American systems of care repeatedly fail the women and children most dependent on them. Made between 2022 and 2025, the project extends Abdulhamid Kirchers exploration of lived trauma impacted by the intersecting violences of capitalism and domestic insecurity. At the center of

as the artist seeks out traces of German nationals forced into exile in the region and of the German occupation during World War II

the myths of masculinity and the veil through which photography provides a mechanism to cope and understand the world

The book also bears traces of this identity being shaped: dark

Hatleberg recounts intimate stories of family and community

auscultate the myth of competition to disenchant us

Artus de Lavilléon & many more

Winner of the Paris Photo–Aperture First PhotoBook of the Year Award 2020

Envisioning his own photos in book form is “a good way to see how images look together”

August 2018

245 × 265 mm

It takes us back to the heyday of print media

215 × 150 mm