Publisher/Rat Hole Gallery

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"Farewell House" is a collection of works by American photographer Roe Etheridge (1969-). Although he is also famous as a fashion photographer, Etheridge has provided a new perspective and world by not taking staged photographs that fit into a mold, but rather by taking into account various coincidences from intentional compositions, and even combining documentary and commercial photographs with his own interpretation. The amazing thing about this work is that it is a complex combination of landscape photographs taken with great care, staged photographs created with careful preparation, casual everyday snapshots, and portrait photographs that are truly commercial, creating fine art photographs, and its appeal is often introduced at Gagosian, one of the world's leading art galleries. This book is a collection of works published at the time of an exhibition at Rat Hole Gallery, and is a unique collection of works that includes images of "horses" photographed near his hometown and "flowers" photographed in the past, both converted to black and white and printed on baryta paper, as well as a variety of color works. Limited to 1000 copies.