Mutter Vaterkarenz Kind
by Katharina Fröschl-Roßboth
Photographs: Katharina Fröschl-Roßboth
Text: Sibylle Hamann, Peter Sim
Publisher: VFMK - Verlag für Moderne Kunst
154 pages
Pictures: 85
Year: July 2021
ISBN: 978-3-903572-16-4
Price: 30 €
Comments: Comments: Hardcover, 23 x 16 cm
Photographer Katharina Fröschl-Roßboth accompanies her husband and son during paternity leave without interfering as a mother. She notices how the bond between the two of them grows, especially in times of crisis, and then visits other fathers. They too have decided to take on the care work in the first few months of their children. Not only the happy and complicated moments, but also the never-ending housework are the content of the pictures.
In addition to the images, the fathers have their say in the form of interviews, the photographs are interwoven with short parental leave diary tweets by economist and journalist Peter Sim. A prologue by Sibylle Hamann and an epilogue by the photographer frame the content. The graphic and implementation of the conception is carried out by the young father Mato Vincetić.
As a contemporary document, the book offers a male role model, which is still far too little anchored in our society.
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by Katharina Fröschl-Roßboth
Photographs: Katharina Fröschl-Roßboth
Text: Sibylle Hamann, Peter Sim
Publisher: VFMK - Verlag für Moderne Kunst
154 pages
Pictures: 85
Year: July 2021
ISBN: 978-3-903572-16-4
Price: 30 €
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Mutter Vaterkarenz Kind
by Katharina Fröschl-Roßboth
Photographs: Katharina Fröschl-Roßboth
Text: Sibylle Hamann, Peter Sim
Publisher: VFMK - Verlag für Moderne Kunst
154 pages
Pictures: 85
Year: July 2021
ISBN: 978-3-903572-16-4
Price: 30 €
Comments: Comments: Hardcover, 23 x 16 cm
Photographer Katharina Fröschl-Roßboth accompanies her husband and son during paternity leave without interfering as a mother. She notices how the bond between the two of them grows, especially in times of crisis, and then visits other fathers. They too have decided to take on the care work in the first few months of their children. Not only the happy and complicated moments, but also the never-ending housework are the content of the pictures.
In addition to the images, the fathers have their say in the form of interviews, the photographs are interwoven with short parental leave diary tweets by economist and journalist Peter Sim. A prologue by Sibylle Hamann and an epilogue by the photographer frame the content. The graphic and implementation of the conception is carried out by the young father Mato Vincetić.
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