Publisher/Aperture

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The photo book "The Enclave" by Irish photographer Richard Mosse. Richard Mosse, one of the hottest photographers in contemporary photography. Through the intersection of documentary and art, and the conflict between the world of beauty and evil, the style that continues to pursue the infinite possibilities of art while symbolically conveying the tragedy of misery is characteristic. The Republic of the Congo is still in constant conflict, innocent people suffering violence and sexual slavery, and more than 5 million people killed. With the desire to refocus on such humanitarian disasters and wars, Moss used Kodak's infrared color film "Aerochrome," which was once produced for the purpose of detecting camouflage as an army search technology. Take a picture and come up with a unique expression with unfamiliar colors. It depicts a "disturbing world view" where beautiful and vivid nature and miserable historical facts overlap. This book, "The Enclave," which became a sequel to the first work, "Infra," was released as a video work at the Venice Biennale and received great acclaim. Limited to 750 copies.