Known as the definitive work of minimalist photography "Minimalism in Photography: The Original"
- ChungT.
- Feb 17
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Minimalism is an art feature that emerged after World War II. Emphasis on repetition, geometry, simple lines and single color aims to show the most original side of "life" and retain pure artistic elements.
With the rapid development of society, minimalism has expanded into people's daily lives. Many people are eager to reduce the necessities of life and advocate slow food, zero waste and slow fashion. In an era of information explosion, people try to clear out everything as much as possible. Living in the present means rediscovering daily life and trying to feel the essence of things. The trend towards minimalism is certainly reflected in the realms of home living, environmental awareness and mindfulness, and in art and photography. Minimalism directs the viewer’s eye toward the aesthetic transformation of the ordinary into the extraordinary.
"Minimalism in Photography: The Original" shows how minimalist artists, such as Maria Svarbova, Natalie Christensen or Marcus Cederberg, draw inspiration from everyday life. The book contains about 180 photos in 256 pages, allowing all minimalists to immerse themselves in the healing effects of the images.
Experience a different world through the eyes of photographers in "Minimalism in Photography: The Original". Even in our daily lives, as long as we appreciate the world carefully from a different perspective, we can discover the beauty of minimalism.
Retail price EURO50 / USD70 / GBP39.95
Publisher teNeues
Publication date July 18, 2022
