Kuba Ryniewicz – Daily Weeding
Daily Weeding depicts Kuba Ryniewicz's everyday life in Newcastle. The British photographer of Polish origins gives us a glimpse into a number of intimate and public moments spent with his husband and closest friends, set against the familiar backdrop of his home and surrounding fields, sharing them with both poetry and humor. His photos are enhanced by a moving work of literary fiction written by playwright and novelist Yelena Moskovich and a postscript written by James Tait Black Memorial Prize winner Olivia Laing.
Kuba Ryniewicz is a freelance photographer, researcher, and collector, whose work focuses on the relation between art and nature in diverse historic and sociocultural settings. His work challenges traditional portraiture and travel photography, narrating unheard stories in the context of landscape, history, fashion and culture.
96 pages Fiction by Yelena Moskovich Postscript by Olivia Laing 205 × 240 mm Edition of 800 copies
Daily Weeding depicts Kuba Ryniewicz's everyday life in Newcastle. The British photographer of Polish origins gives us a glimpse into a number of intimate and public moments spent with his husband and closest friends, set against the familiar backdrop of his home and surrounding fields, sharing them with both poetry and humor. His photos are enhanced by a moving work of literary fiction written by playwright and novelist Yelena Moskovich and a postscript written by James Tait Black Memorial Prize winner Olivia Laing.
Kuba Ryniewicz is a freelance photographer, researcher, and collector, whose work focuses on the relation between art and nature in diverse historic and sociocultural settings. His work challenges traditional portraiture and travel photography, narrating unheard stories in the context of landscape, history, fashion and culture.
96 pages Fiction by Yelena Moskovich Postscript by Olivia Laing 205 × 240 mm Edition of 800 copies
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Daily Weeding depicts Kuba Ryniewicz's everyday life in Newcastle. The British photographer of Polish origins gives us a glimpse into a number of intimate and public moments spent with his husband and closest friends, set against the familiar backdrop of his home and surrounding fields, sharing them with both poetry and humor. His photos are enhanced by a moving work of literary fiction written by playwright and novelist Yelena Moskovich and a postscript written by James Tait Black Memorial Prize winner Olivia Laing.
Kuba Ryniewicz is a freelance photographer, researcher, and collector, whose work focuses on the relation between art and nature in diverse historic and sociocultural settings. His work challenges traditional portraiture and travel photography, narrating unheard stories in the context of landscape, history, fashion and culture.
96 pages Fiction by Yelena Moskovich Postscript by Olivia Laing 205 × 240 mm Edition of 800 copies
