Publisher/Stanley Barker

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Monument (First Edition) is a photo book by Trent Park, one of Australia's leading photographers. His first work, ``Dream/Life,'' which was about cities, quickly gained attention, and ``Minutes to Midnight,'' which depicts the changing culture and people of Australia across 90,000 km, won the Eugene Smith Award in 2003. . His 2015 release ``The Black Rose'' and recent ``Crimson Line'' and ``Cut the Sun'' have also received great acclaim, and he is a leading photographer in the current art photography world, and has been featured in Magnum Photos along with Alec Soth and others. A visual artist who leads the way. Park loves Australia, the place where he was born and has lived, and has always looked at the life and culture of his own country, but this is his first book since ``Dream/Life'', which is mainly composed of black and white images about cities. The crowds I saw when I moved to Sydney from a rural town. The main motif is that they felt like they were a new species that they had never seen before, and the images of swarms of moths, which lose their lives in the blink of an eye, are sometimes superimposed, and the work depicts themes such as "cities," "space," "everyday life," and "destruction." This is a group of works that are reminiscent of words. The first edition sold out in 7 hours. (Minor damage during transportation)