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Worth seeing, worth reading.
I will regularly publish here the latest news concerning my work as a photographer and translator: news from ongoing projects, the progress being made on upcoming photo books, the latest writer portraits, any newly-published writer portraits in the press, current translations in progress, etc.
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Tour de Stockholm
"Tour de Stockholm" is a four-year-long documentary project of a cycle messenger’s daily life on the streets of Stockholm.
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A compact, simple water-resistant camera was attached daily to the strap of the bicycle bag. Speed, endurance, fatigue, rain, snow, sun and grey weather give the images the roughness and poetry which characterizes life on the bike. The images are concerned with the city’s temporary encounters, the danger and the beauty of the moment.
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The book contains a presentation by Laurent Denimal (texts in Swedish and English), and is designed by Johannes Molin.
Financial support from The Längmanska Kulturfonden Trust has made publication of this book possible.
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Marie Lundquist wrote about the book in the daily newspaper Svenska Dagbladet, as well as Mattias Björklund in the bike magazine Kadens and Stefan Nilson for the Swedish Photographers Association (all texts in Swedish).
The artist's edition slipcase contains the copies numbered 1 to 10. They are accompanied with an original print (silver gelatine) made by the artist, with a size of 14 x 10,5 cm.
Technical data
Format: 148x105 mm, 64 pages, 52 scanned photographs from b&w negatives
2/2 printing
Paper: insert – Munken Pure Rough 150 g; jacket – cover board 1,9mm
ISBN 9789163382017
Weight: 200 g
First edition ©2011, 100 copies presented in a slipcase, signed and numbered 1-100. The edition numbered 1-10 is accompanied with an original print.