Road to Petergof (signed)

by Ekaterina Vasilyeva


Photographs: Ekaterina Vasilyeva

Publisher: Selfpublished

84 pages

Pictures: 67

Year: 2019

Comments: 21 x 32 cm, Handmade binding, softcover, book inside a folder-envelope on valve A4 + application. Limited edition of 90 copies (numbered and signed), photographer and designer Ekaterina Vasilyeva.

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Ekaterina is a Russian photographer who explores through her work the concepts of space and territory by thoroughly studying and portraying a specific place.

In her project «Road to Petergof», Ekaterina researches the road from Saint Petersburg to Petergof, a stretch established by Peter the Great in 1710 to connect the newly built capital with his suburban residencies.

The resulting huge architectural ensemble according to the Peter idea had to overshadow the road from Paris to Versailles.

Dostoevsky called Saint — Petersburg ''the most abstract and intentional city on the entire globe''.

In these images we can see the changes in the land that have happened through history, and how the interaction between people and territory is in constant evolution.


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Road to Petergof (signed)

by Ekaterina Vasilyeva


Photographs: Ekaterina Vasilyeva

Publisher: Selfpublished

84 pages

Pictures: 67

Year: 2019

Comments: 21 x 32 cm, Handmade binding, softcover, book inside a folder-envelope on valve A4 + application. Limited edition of 90 copies (numbered and signed), photographer and designer Ekaterina Vasilyeva.

sold out

Ekaterina is a Russian photographer who explores through her work the concepts of space and territory by thoroughly studying and portraying a specific place.

In her project «Road to Petergof», Ekaterina researches the road from Saint Petersburg to Petergof, a stretch established by Peter the Great in 1710 to connect the newly built capital with his suburban residencies.

The resulting huge architectural ensemble according to the Peter idea had to overshadow the road from Paris to Versailles.

Dostoevsky called Saint — Petersburg ''the most abstract and intentional city on the entire globe''.

In these images we can see the changes in the land that have happened through history, and how the interaction between people and territory is in constant evolution.


More books by Ekaterina Vasilyeva

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Road to Petergof (signed)

by Ekaterina Vasilyeva


Photographs: Ekaterina Vasilyeva

Publisher: Selfpublished

84 pages

Pictures: 67

Year: 2019

Comments: 21 x 32 cm, Handmade binding, softcover, book inside a folder-envelope on valve A4 + application. Limited edition of 90 copies (numbered and signed), photographer and designer Ekaterina Vasilyeva.

sold out

Ekaterina is a Russian photographer who explores through her work the concepts of space and territory by thoroughly studying and portraying a specific place.

In her project «Road to Petergof», Ekaterina researches the road from Saint Petersburg to Petergof, a stretch established by Peter the Great in 1710 to connect the newly built capital with his suburban residencies.

The resulting huge architectural ensemble according to the Peter idea had to overshadow the road from Paris to Versailles.

Dostoevsky called Saint — Petersburg ''the most abstract and intentional city on the entire globe''.

In these images we can see the changes in the land that have happened through history, and how the interaction between people and territory is in constant evolution.


More books by Ekaterina Vasilyeva

more books tagged »documentary« | >> see all

more books tagged »Russia« | >> see all

more books tagged »Russian« | >> see all

more books tagged »history« | >> see all

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