Publisher/Stanley Barker

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Monument (Fourth Edition) is a photobook by Trent Park, one of Australia's leading photographers. His debut work, Dream/Life, which focused on cities, quickly garnered attention, and his Minutes to Midnight, which depicted the changing culture and people of Australia across 90,000 km, won the Eugene Smith Award in 2003. His 2015 work The Black Rose and recent works such as Crimson Line and Cut the Sun have also received great acclaim, making him a leading photographer in the current art photography world and a visual artist who, alongside Alec Soth, is at the forefront of Magnum Photos. Park loves Australia, the land where he was born and raised, and has continued to observe the life and culture of his country, but this book, following Dream/Life, is mainly composed of monochrome photographs with cities as its subject. The "crowds" he saw when he moved from a rural town to Sydney. The artist described them as a completely new species, and the works, which occasionally overlap with images of swarms of moths that quickly lose their lives, evoke themes such as "city," "space," "everyday life," and "destruction." The first edition sold out in just 7 hours. This is the fourth edition. It is out of print.