Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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"No System (Second Edition)" is a collection of works by British female photographer Vinca Petersen. It is a representative collection of young generation culture in 1990s Europe. The first edition was published by Steidl and edited by Michael Mack, who currently runs the British publishing house MACK. This book is the second edition, privately published in 2020. Petersen left home at the age of 17 and went to London, where she frequented free parties and began taking photographs to document them. She also worked as a fashion model to earn money, and it was through this that she met the legendary female photographer Corrine Day. Corrine praised Vinca's photography, encouraged her, told her to take more pictures, and even bought her film and sometimes cameras. As this party scene movement declined due to regulations, DJs and young people migrated to mainland Europe, holding outdoor festivals and traveling repeatedly. Vinca followed them, traveling all over Europe and documenting their daily lives with her camera. This is a record of the young people and one woman who lived through the 1990s. Apparently, Vinka was the youngest artist published by Gerhard Steidl at the time.