A noir exploration of architecture, eros, tragedy, absurdity and beauty.
A fractured modernist memory narrative, eluding
genocide and oppression by a hair's breadth.
Based on the pictures of brilliant photographer Aurel
Bauh (born 1900 Bucharest, died 1964 Paris) who died unexpectedly and left his
masterful, moody and avantgarde photos spread across Romania, France, Germany
and Israel. He only published one book during his lifetime – “Bucharest”, a
restrained and lyrical ode to the city of his birth less than two decades after
WWII, released under the communist regime a few years before his death.
My new book features brush and ink drawings and text
inspired by Aurel Bauh’s architectural shots, portraits, landscapes, folkloric
reportage and nudes.
Available as both hard copy and eBook on Amazon!
Or, if you’d like a signed copy, please contact me and
let me know!
