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Italian photographer Armin Linke's (1966-) collection "1048" is one of his early masterpieces, observing the contemporary landscape where cities, nature, and technology intersect. Linke not only documents architectural and environmental changes, but also explores the very structure of how these are "seen" as images and information. In this book, he explores the complex networks of modern society through artificial spaces shaped by human activity, such as airports, research facilities, and transportation networks. While the subjects are anonymous, the observer's gaze lurks in each scene, quietly juxtaposing "fragments of the world" accumulated within the medium of photography. The minimalist layout and compact binding simultaneously highlight the materiality and conceptuality of the photographs, resulting in a book that invites reflection on the act of looking itself. Includes a print.