Simon Johansson, Finissage

Finissage

Simon Johansson

Publisher
Journal
Year
2024
ISBN
978-91-87939-81-5
Specifications
Leporello
130 x 180 mm
28 pages
100 numbered copies
Text by Simon Johansson
Design by Gösta Flemming
34 b/w and 29 color images
Text in Swedish and English
Printed by Narayana Press
Bookbinding by S. R. Büge
Shortlisted for the Gamma Photography Grant 2024

“Stockholm. You are my companion through thick and thin. You see me trying to find my way in your complex labyrinth of squares, streets and cul-de-sacs. I return the gaze. Because it is impossible to evade your beauty, vulnerability and vanity. And your flaws. Your rottenness. I visit places where you bleed, I am there picking your scabs. Sometimes I grow tired of your easily broken promises. But I never give up on you.” In the exhibition A Familiar Place at Stockholm City Museum September 11 - November 17 2024, Simon Johansson showed his hometown Stockholm and its inhabitants. A selection of new photos taken since he was awarded the Lennart af Petersens’ Prize 2023 as well as photos from his Stockholm book ( A Familiar Place , 2018) was shown. The slideshow of photos taken in the Old Town in Stockholm are captured with a Polaroid camera. This catalogue is made in 100 numbered copies and for sale only through Journal’s webshop.

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