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MUNDUS
Sophia Tolika
Self-published
Mundus among the favorite photobooks of 2021 according to Lensculture
Presented at ‘Inanimate dialogues / Let the things speak’ in Zoetrope 2022
Presented at the Photobook Exhibition of Athens Photo Festival at the Benaki Museum, Athens
Presented at Thessaloniki Photobiennale 2021
Presented at the Athens Art Book Fair 2021
Presented at C4journal Instagram page
Selected at RADAR Photo Festival in Italy
Selected at Emergentes 2021 at BFOTO Festival (solo exhibition) in Barbastro, Spain
Part of the collection of Museo Universidad de Navarra
Part of the collection of Centre Canadien d’ Architecture (Mundus Special Edition)
Part of the collection of Charles Seale-Hayne Library, Plymouth University (Mundus Special Edition)
Part of the collection of Toronto Metropolitan University Library
Part of the collection of Thessaloniki Museum of Photography
Part of the collection of School of Visual and Applied Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts and at the School of Architecture of Thessaloniki, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki library
Part of the collection of Athens School of Fine Arts library
Part of the collection of Zoetrope library
MUNDUS is also being sold at the shop of NOESIS (Thessaloniki Science Center and Technology Museum)
MUNDUS (the Latin word for World) is a journey through spaces and materials, signs of life and personal items investigating the relationship between the subterranean world and the Cosmos.
Photos, taken between 2010-2019 during the construction of underground infrastructure in the city of Thessaloniki reveal an invisible world that is in constant flux, shaped through explosions and demolitions, metamorphoses and transformations, thrusts and reconstructions. Connotations are evoked primarily from visual references to outer space, space missions and astronomical drawings, as well as through the alternating scale and angle of view of the pictures.
MUNDUS brings out the beauty of exploration and the mystery of creation combining art with science, the imaginary with the real and the earthy with the aerial, through a visual process that borrows from geology, engineering, astronomy, mathematics and art.
Edited by: Moritz Neumüller
Designed by: Jaime Narvàez
Printed in Spain by: Artes Gráficas Palermo
Softcover with blind embossing
14.8cm x 21.0cm, 112 pages
June 2021
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Additional information
| Weight | 0,240 kg |
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| Dimensions | 14,8 × 1,0 × 21,0 cm |
