Water. A Journey Through The Element
Water. A Journey Through The Element
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Author
Author
Rudy Sebastian / Руди Себастьян
Dimension
Dimension
300x235mm (11,8'x9,3')
ISBN
ISBN
9783961712212
Format
Format
Hardcover
Language
Language
English
Page Count
Page Count
288
Publisher
Publisher
teNeues
Year of book publication
Year of book publication
2019
Water. A Journey Through The Element
Water. The origin of life. The stroke of luck among cosmic coincidences. The chameleon of molecules that makes all the difference. Every living entity depends on its existence.
Yet in and of itself, water appears rather modest. Colourless and tasteless, it is only in its environment that water comes to life, receiving colour through the reflection of the sky, and dynamism in its movement along rivers, over mountains, oceans, and plains.
Photographer Rudi Sebastian has dedicated his photographic life to water in all its forms. For the last few years he has travelled the globe to capture every imaginable facet of this essential substance in all its liquid, gaseous, and solid forms. The result is an exquisite photographic book that presents an unprecedented spectrum of this miracle substance - from a pond to the endless expanse of the Pacific, from the ice of the polar regions to the salt-encrusted lakes of the great deserts.
Taking stylistic inspiration from Monet and classical modernism, Sebastian's images ripple with texture and ever-moving colours. His waterscapes are as vivid as the substance itself, a rich tribute to the planet's life force. Accompanying texts reveal the natural history and wonders of water on earth. Where did it come from? What role has it played in the emergence of life? This photographic journey takes us all over the truly blue planet to remind us that water is never just water but a whole universe of diversity and beauty.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Author:Rudy Sebastian - Руди Себастьян
Publisher:teNeues
Language:English
Publication Date:2019
Number of pages:288 pst
Format:Hardcover
Width:300 mm / 11,8'
Height:235 mm / 9,3'
Weight:1898 g
Illustrations:Colored
ISBN:9783961712212