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A contemplative photographic series by Mimi Plumb documenting a herd of wild horses in the Sierra Nevada, printed in tritone and bound in tactile wool paper.
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About the Book
Megalith-Still is a meditative body of work by American photographer Mimi Plumb, capturing a herd of wild horses roaming the high meadows of Kings Canyon, California, between the late 1990s and early 2000s. In this deeply atmospheric series, Plumb documents the intimate rhythms of animal life — grazing, sleeping, drifting through the landscape — rendered in stark tritone and presented in a uniquely tactile three-quarter-bound format. The book reflects Plumb's immersive engagement with the natural world and her ability to render the sublime through slow observation and minimal intervention.
Expertly printed and bound in fibrous wool paper from fashion industry surplus, Megalith-Still is a poetic testimony to the quiet majesty of wilderness and a rare publication in the tradition of contemplative American landscape photography.
Hardcover, 22.0 x
25.0
cm, 0.9 kg, 136 pages, English
ISBN: 9781913288563
About the Author
Mimi Plumb (b. 1953, USA) is an American photographer known for her psychologically resonant images of the American West, suburban adolescence, and ecological fragility. Her work has been widely exhibited and collected, including at SFMOMA, the Getty, the Whitney Museum, and Pier 24. Her acclaimed photobooks include Landfall, The White Sky, and The Golden City. Plumb's distinct visual language merges documentary with poetic observation, often focusing on quiet tensions beneath the surface of everyday life.
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Publisher / Manufacturer:
STANLEY/BARKER
Country of origin:
United Kingdom
Website:
https://www.stanleybarker.co.uk/
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