Flughafen Berlin-Tegel signed copy Bryan Schutmaat144 pages 68 images21 26 cmEdition of 600 (German English) Text: Maxie FischerDesign: Marek Polewski * On 8 November 2020 the last commercial aircraft departed from Berlin Tegel Airport. It left an emptiness in its wake; but also a utopian space in which the idea, the architecture and the history of the site continue to resonate. In this respect, Berlin Tegel was unlike the major international hubs in Shanghai, Denver, London and Frankfurt am Main
* choice of 5 different prints * each print in edition of 10
I am grateful they chose to trust me
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where he has been living for more than 15 years
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One of the winners of the dobedorepresents DoBeDo Mentorship Program
a multilayered portrait of the farming community in Brittany
1992 and 2000)
Because neither words nor numbers or measurements exist to describe them