Publisher/Vortex

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"Manifesto (Signed)" is a photobook by Antoine D'Agata, one of France's leading photographers. Born in the port city of Marseille in 1961, D'Agata studied under Nan Goldin and Larry Clark at ICP, and later served as an assistant to Hiroji Kubota of Magnum Photos. D'Agata began his career in earnest in the 1990s, joined the French agency VU in 1999, won the Prix Niepce in 2001 for "Hometown," and became a full member of Magnum Photos in 2004. He is currently a photographer who is attracting worldwide attention. D'Agata's style is to travel around the world, delve deeply into the lives of people suffering from drugs, sex, violence, etc., and sometimes even become the subject of his own photographs to portray them emotionally and politically. This book is a thematic summary of D'Agata's projects and career to date, and follows the concept and design of the photobook "Magnum Manifesto," published for the 70th anniversary of Magnum Photos. Published by Vortex Studio, which he runs himself. Limited to 800 copies. Signed by the photographer .