Thomas Nolf / Peculiar Artifacts in Bosnia & Herzegovina – an imaginary exhibition

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Thomas Nolf / Peculiar Artifacts in Bosnia & Herzegovina – an imaginary exhibitionThe book is the result of a 4 year project in Bosnia and Herzegovina where Thomas Nolf came across the existence of pyramids, stone spheres and other peculiar artifacts, discovered by Semir Osmanagich and his team. Aiming to draw an alternative biography that counteracts the post war disillusion, Nolf photographed, intervened and ultimately tried to pedestal the phenomena as a history to believe in.

mostly wearing their mother’s clothes

one that is particularly adept at teasing out the sublimated influences embedded within this bucolic environment

“At night I cut across the sandy terrain

Roels often works with (photographs of) palm trees

and was developed in a very playful and intuitive way

and shoulder pushing a set of Venetian blinds to the right

and in part undoing

Italian artist Luca Massaro has been building a solid body of work on ‘the invisible space that separates an image from its caption

5 x 50 and 80 x 100 cm

Jelle Bryon

a few clothes in satin

the car shoots towards the inter-state to Indian Springs