Jurotschkin’s alienating views of everyday spaces examine the fabric of our social reality and propose an archaeological survey of our future

Most of the subjects depicted here are those that I spotted on the streets

A Good Man in Africa was published in 1981

he has put together a narrative in images that is both documentary and metaphorical about the contradictory feelings provoked by the insularity of this rocky

Mi'Raj Yasuzo Nojima Jurotschkin’s alienating views of everydayFirst edition, first impression of Mi'Raj by J Carrier. Signed and numbered. New condition. Medium format paperback in soft slipcase published by TIS Books. About Mi'Raj Miraj reveals the immaterial essence of a land rent between the sacred, the ideological and the actual. 196mm x 307mm 176 pages, 88 tritone images softcover with tritone images on front and back cover dust jacket with silkscreen