Educated as an architect, the Swiss photographer Georg Aerni naturally gravitated toward subjects of architecture, urban space, and the design of landscapes in his art. An extraordinary care and attention to craft is inherent in all of his body of work, which includes architectural photography taken in Paris, Barcelona, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and most recently Mumbai, as well as a recent series on mankind’s interventions in nature. With subtle colorfulness, Aerni’s images allow the viewer to understand a city or landscape as a space of signs, which, although deserted, reveal a great deal about social conditions and our time.
Sites and Signs is the first comprehensive monograph on Georg Aerni’s work and includes essays on it in the context of contemporary photography and on images of architecture and landscapes.
Table of Contents
Combined German/English Edition
Photographs
Essays
Sites and Signs—Geor Aerni’s New Topographies
Nadine Olonetzky
In Search of In Between
Stephan Berg
Cultivated Deserts
Moritz Küng
Listing of Georg Aerni’s Solo and Group Exhibitions, Fellowships, Prizes, and Collections
About the Authors
Imprint
Acknowledgements
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