Fergus Jordan, Garden Estate

Garden Estate

Fergus Jordan

Publisher
The Velvet Cell
Year
2015
ISBN
978-1-908889-18-8
Specifications
Sewn Binding
32 pages
240 × 300 mm
Four Colour Offset printing
Limited edition of 750 copies

Garden Estate reflects on the legacy of the north of Ireland's first heroin epidemic, which devastated Dunclug — a 1970s council estate on the edge of Ballymena — during the 1990s. Working between darkness, night and artificial light, Fergus Jordan photographs a post-conflict landscape and the long afterlife of a failed utopian estate.

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