Publisher/Steidl

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"William Eggleston 414" is a collaborative work by German photographer Jürgen Teller (1964-) and American film director and artist Harmony Korine (1973-). These two, who have cultivated their own unique worldviews in the diverse fields of fashion, photography, and film, document a road trip through the American South with the legendary photographer William Eggleston and his son, Winston. The journey from Memphis to Mississippi captures not only ordinary scenes of gas stations, motels, churches, and suburban landscapes, but also numerous natural portraits—pictures of Eggleston at the dinner table and playing the piano—captured only by close friends. Homageston's recurring motifs are scattered throughout, quietly reflecting how his aesthetic is being passed down to the next generation. More than just a photobook, it's a visual memoir documenting a journey and friendship, a deeply moving book that conveys the creative exchange between the three.