Alexandra Catiere, Behind the Glass

Behind the Glass

Alexandra Catiere

Publisher
Chose Commune
Year
2018
ISBN
979-10-96383-06-1
Specifications
First edition
Concept, editing and sequencing: Cécile Poimboeuf-Koizumi & Vasantha Yogananthan
Design: Bureau Kayser, Cécile Poimboeuf-Koizumi & Vasantha Yogananthan
256 pages
64 black and white photographs
14.5 x 19.5 cm
Section-sewn hardcover, each double spread opens up vertically

A constellation of photographs, Behind the Glass envelops portraits, landscapes, and photograms in shades of black, gray, and white.

Behind the Glass takes its title from Alexandra Catiere’s series shot in Minsk and Moscow in 2005-2006. Curated and designed by Chose Commune, this book brings together photographs from this early unpublished series with additional selected images. Included is a new set of photograms; the artist’s latest camera-less experiments composed of light, sensitized paper, pebbles and grass.

For the past 15 years, Alexandra Catiere has illuminated faces, bodies and things that weave an emotional and intimate narrative. Behind the Glass is designed for each reader to contemplate her images in their own way as each double spread can be opened to reveal another photograph. The constellation of photographs published here creates a new portrait of life as it travels across her path.

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