This photobook documents the reenactment of four performance pieces in a military base in southern europe. The performers’ identity and location remain undisclosed. Disruptive pattern material (dpm-95) has been used in the four acts.
Photography and art direction: paula roush
Publisher: msdm publica(c)tions
http://msdm.org.uk
About the Author
paula roush
msdm
London, uk
My work explores the intersection of open culture and publishing technologies. My recent publication projects have been exhibited at the P74 gallery in Ljubljana [Split-index: a time/space dislocation and Split-screen: a time/space dislocation), Sput-&-nik gallery, Porto (classop: papéis varios/varied papers) and Museu da Cidade, Lisboa (jornal fingido/ fake newspaper).
I teach courses on art and media theory, artists publications, self-publishing and the impact of technology in photographic publishing practices.
I also run the weblog for the photobook module I teach at the London South Bank University, part of the Digital Photography Programme.
http://www.msdm.org.uk/photobook
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