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HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. An exploration of human and natural transformation, Verstrengeld reveals the poetic beauty found in decay, connection, and renewal. Verstrengeld (entwined) by Dutch photographer Floor Martens is a poetic visual meditation on the interconnectedness of humans, nature, and time, addressing the 'zeitgeist' of a younger generation. Through a deeply personal lens, Martens explores the transformation and decay that define all living matter, tracing parallels between the human body and the natural world. Her photographs - depicting (often naked) bodies, trees, flowers, and skies - capture the delicate balance between fragility and endurance, intimacy and distance, life and loss. Employing analogue techniques alongside written text, sound, and sculptural gestures, Martens creates an immersive, sensorial experience that transcends the photographic image. Each composition suggests a metaphysical dialogue, where the veins of a leaf mirror the lines of a hand, and the cycles of growth and decay reveal beauty in impermanence. Verstrengeld reflects Martens' commitment to slowing down perception, allowing the ordinary to emerge as extraordinary. This tril-ingual publication is both a visual elegy and a philosophical inquiry - an invitation to contemplate our entanglement with the living world. Text in English, Dutch and French. AUTHOR: Floor Martens (b. 1998, Reuver, the Netherlands) is a visual artist and photographer based in Maastricht and Antwerp. A graduate of the Maastricht Institute of Arts (2019), Martens' practice examines transformation processes in humans, animals, and nature. Her work explores themes of intimacy, emotion, and material decay, often merging analogue photography with text, sound, installation, and sculpture. By intervening in natural cycles or preserving traces of loss, Martens seeks to hold on to memory and reveal beauty in impermanence. Her work has been exhibited in institutions such as Marres (House for Contemporary Culture) and featured in various artistic collaborations and publications. Verstrengeld marks her debut monograph and consolidates her poetic and interdisciplinary visual language. At the moment she is pursuing a Master's degree in photography at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. SELLING POINTS: . Features poetic analogue photography . Explores transformation, intimacy, and the interconnectedness of life and decay 61 colour, 63 b/w illustrations An exploration of human and natural transformation, Verstrengeld reveals the poetic beauty found in decay, connection, and renewal. Text in English, Dutch and French. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Hardback. Condition: New. Verstrengeld ("entwined") by Dutch photographer Floor Martens is a poetic visual meditation on the interconnectedness of humans, nature, and time, addressing the 'zeitgeist' of a younger generation. Through a deeply personal lens, Martens explores the transformation and decay that define all living matter, tracing parallels between the human body and the natural world. Her photographs - depicting (often naked) bodies, trees, flowers, and skies - capture the delicate balance between fragility and endurance, intimacy and distance, life and loss. Employing analogue techniques alongside written text, sound, and sculptural gestures, Martens creates an immersive, sensorial experience that transcends the photographic image. Each composition suggests a metaphysical dialogue, where the veins of a leaf mirror the lines of a hand, and the cycles of growth and decay reveal beauty in impermanence. Verstrengeld reflects Martens' commitment to slowing down perception, allowing the ordinary to emerge as extraordinary. This tril-ingual publication is both a visual elegy and a philosophical inquiry - an invitation to contemplate our entanglement with the living world.Text in English, Dutch and French.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - An exploration of human and natural transformation, Verstrengeld reveals the poetic beauty found in decay, connection, and renewal. Text in English, Dutch and French.Verstrengeld ('entwined') by Dutch photographer Floor Martens is a poetic visual meditation on the interconnectedness of humans, nature, and time, addressing the 'zeitgeist' of a younger generation. Through a deeply personal lens, Martens explores the transformation and decay that define all living matter, tracing parallels between the human body and the natural world. Her photographs depicting (often naked) bodies, trees, flowers, and skies capture the delicate balance between fragility and endurance, intimacy and distance, life and loss. Employing analogue techniques alongside written text, sound, and sculptural gestures, Martens creates an immersive, sensorial experience that transcends the photographic image. Each composition suggests a metaphysical dialogue, where the veins of a leaf mirror the lines of a hand, and the cycles of growth and decay reveal beauty in impermanence. Verstrengeld reflects Martens' commitment to slowing down perception, allowing the ordinary to emerge as extraordinary. This tril-ingual publication is both a visual elegy and a philosophical inquiry an invitation to contemplate our entanglement with the living world. Text in English, Dutch and French.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. An exploration of human and natural transformation, Verstrengeld reveals the poetic beauty found in decay, connection, and renewal. Verstrengeld (entwined) by Dutch photographer Floor Martens is a poetic visual meditation on the interconnectedness of humans, nature, and time, addressing the 'zeitgeist' of a younger generation. Through a deeply personal lens, Martens explores the transformation and decay that define all living matter, tracing parallels between the human body and the natural world. Her photographs - depicting (often naked) bodies, trees, flowers, and skies - capture the delicate balance between fragility and endurance, intimacy and distance, life and loss. Employing analogue techniques alongside written text, sound, and sculptural gestures, Martens creates an immersive, sensorial experience that transcends the photographic image. Each composition suggests a metaphysical dialogue, where the veins of a leaf mirror the lines of a hand, and the cycles of growth and decay reveal beauty in impermanence. Verstrengeld reflects Martens' commitment to slowing down perception, allowing the ordinary to emerge as extraordinary. This tril-ingual publication is both a visual elegy and a philosophical inquiry - an invitation to contemplate our entanglement with the living world. Text in English, Dutch and French. AUTHOR: Floor Martens (b. 1998, Reuver, the Netherlands) is a visual artist and photographer based in Maastricht and Antwerp. A graduate of the Maastricht Institute of Arts (2019), Martens' practice examines transformation processes in humans, animals, and nature. Her work explores themes of intimacy, emotion, and material decay, often merging analogue photography with text, sound, installation, and sculpture. By intervening in natural cycles or preserving traces of loss, Martens seeks to hold on to memory and reveal beauty in impermanence. Her work has been exhibited in institutions such as Marres (House for Contemporary Culture) and featured in various artistic collaborations and publications. Verstrengeld marks her debut monograph and consolidates her poetic and interdisciplinary visual language. At the moment she is pursuing a Master's degree in photography at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. SELLING POINTS: . Features poetic analogue photography . Explores transformation, intimacy, and the interconnectedness of life and decay 61 colour, 63 b/w illustrations An exploration of human and natural transformation, Verstrengeld reveals the poetic beauty found in decay, connection, and renewal. Text in English, Dutch and French. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Hardback. Condition: New. Verstrengeld ("entwined") by Dutch photographer Floor Martens is a poetic visual meditation on the interconnectedness of humans, nature, and time, addressing the 'zeitgeist' of a younger generation. Through a deeply personal lens, Martens explores the transformation and decay that define all living matter, tracing parallels between the human body and the natural world. Her photographs - depicting (often naked) bodies, trees, flowers, and skies - capture the delicate balance between fragility and endurance, intimacy and distance, life and loss. Employing analogue techniques alongside written text, sound, and sculptural gestures, Martens creates an immersive, sensorial experience that transcends the photographic image. Each composition suggests a metaphysical dialogue, where the veins of a leaf mirror the lines of a hand, and the cycles of growth and decay reveal beauty in impermanence. Verstrengeld reflects Martens' commitment to slowing down perception, allowing the ordinary to emerge as extraordinary. This tril-ingual publication is both a visual elegy and a philosophical inquiry - an invitation to contemplate our entanglement with the living world.Text in English, Dutch and French.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. An exploration of human and natural transformation, Verstrengeld reveals the poetic beauty found in decay, connection, and renewal. Verstrengeld (entwined) by Dutch photographer Floor Martens is a poetic visual meditation on the interconnectedness of humans, nature, and time, addressing the 'zeitgeist' of a younger generation. Through a deeply personal lens, Martens explores the transformation and decay that define all living matter, tracing parallels between the human body and the natural world. Her photographs - depicting (often naked) bodies, trees, flowers, and skies - capture the delicate balance between fragility and endurance, intimacy and distance, life and loss. Employing analogue techniques alongside written text, sound, and sculptural gestures, Martens creates an immersive, sensorial experience that transcends the photographic image. Each composition suggests a metaphysical dialogue, where the veins of a leaf mirror the lines of a hand, and the cycles of growth and decay reveal beauty in impermanence. Verstrengeld reflects Martens' commitment to slowing down perception, allowing the ordinary to emerge as extraordinary. This tril-ingual publication is both a visual elegy and a philosophical inquiry - an invitation to contemplate our entanglement with the living world. Text in English, Dutch and French. AUTHOR: Floor Martens (b. 1998, Reuver, the Netherlands) is a visual artist and photographer based in Maastricht and Antwerp. A graduate of the Maastricht Institute of Arts (2019), Martens' practice examines transformation processes in humans, animals, and nature. Her work explores themes of intimacy, emotion, and material decay, often merging analogue photography with text, sound, installation, and sculpture. By intervening in natural cycles or preserving traces of loss, Martens seeks to hold on to memory and reveal beauty in impermanence. Her work has been exhibited in institutions such as Marres (House for Contemporary Culture) and featured in various artistic collaborations and publications. Verstrengeld marks her debut monograph and consolidates her poetic and interdisciplinary visual language. At the moment she is pursuing a Master's degree in photography at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. SELLING POINTS: . Features poetic analogue photography . Explores transformation, intimacy, and the interconnectedness of life and decay 61 colour, 63 b/w illustrations An exploration of human and natural transformation, Verstrengeld reveals the poetic beauty found in decay, connection, and renewal. Text in English, Dutch and French. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …