Publisher/Shoreditch Biennale

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Irish photographer and artist Paul Seelight's photo book "The Forest". As a student, he asked for the teachings of big names such as Martin Parr and Paul Graham, and in 1988, a visual and newspaper article on the theme of "Sectarian Murder" which broke out in the local Belfast in the 1970s The work is announced, and it gets a lot of attention. Since then, he has frequently published works that record traces of post-war Afghanistan and conceptual art photographs set in Africa and the United States, and is also currently the principal and professor of photography at the University of Worcester and Belfast. This book is a collection of works published in 2001, and the theme is "The Forest". Through the reddish spooky "Forest" illustration, we lead us to the illusionary world of the visible and the invisible, the real and the unreal. It is a conceptual work collection like sealight where mysterious scenes stimulate various imagination.