Another Patch of Sky, Brian Chorski
The first photobook from US artist Brian Chorski explores the American West and it's role in providing a place to find freedom. Over the course of several summers, Another Patch of Sky moves dream-like through open and undefined spaces, in search of nothing but escape. Without asking for explanation or reason, the only question is whether the land can provide the same. To offer solice without judgement. Absorb without reflection. Exist as a pure object of our desire and desperate need to be somewhere else.
The Book:
200 x 254mm, 48 colour plates, 88pp + 12pp | Casebound in red cloth, with an embossed title to the front and spine | Magno Volume image section | Uncoated colour tipped in pages throughout | Afterword by Graham Hiemstra, Founding Editor of Field Mag | Published by Guest Editions | ISBN 978-1-7393843-4-0.
Another Patch of Sky, Brian Chorski
The first photobook from US artist Brian Chorski explores the American West and it's role in providing a place to find freedom. Over the course of several summers, Another Patch of Sky moves dream-like through open and undefined spaces, in search of nothing but escape. Without asking for explanation or reason, the only question is whether the land can provide the same. To offer solice without judgement. Absorb without reflection. Exist as a pure object of our desire and desperate need to be somewhere else.
The Book:
200 x 254mm, 48 colour plates, 88pp + 12pp | Casebound in red cloth, with an embossed title to the front and spine | Magno Volume image section | Uncoated colour tipped in pages throughout | Afterword by Graham Hiemstra, Founding Editor of Field Mag | Published by Guest Editions | ISBN 978-1-7393843-4-0.
Another Patch of Sky, Brian Chorski
The first photobook from US artist Brian Chorski explores the American West and it's role in providing a place to find freedom. Over the course of several summers, Another Patch of Sky moves dream-like through open and undefined spaces, in search of nothing but escape. Without asking for explanation or reason, the only question is whether the land can provide the same. To offer solice without judgement. Absorb without reflection. Exist as a pure object of our desire and desperate need to be somewhere else.
The Book:
200 x 254mm, 48 colour plates, 88pp + 12pp | Casebound in red cloth, with an embossed title to the front and spine | Magno Volume image section | Uncoated colour tipped in pages throughout | Afterword by Graham Hiemstra, Founding Editor of Field Mag | Published by Guest Editions | ISBN 978-1-7393843-4-0.
