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Inner Mongolia (2nd edition)

by Ekaterina Anokhina


Photographs: Ekaterina Anokhina

Text: Victor Pelevin

Publisher: dienacht Publishing

32 pages

Pictures: black and white illustrations throughout

Year: 2014

Comments: Edition of 90 numbered copies + 10 copies with a gelatin silver print (numbered and signed) 21 x 29.7 cm, 32 pages, printed on grey paper Silkscreen printed envelope Designed by FLUUT

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“And where is it, this place?”
“That’s the point, it is nowhere. It is quite impossible to say that it is located anywhere in the geographical sense. Inner Mongolia is not called that because it is inside Mongolia. It is inside anyone who can see the void, although the word ‘inside’ is quite inappropriate here. And it is not really any kind of Mongolia either, that’s merely a way of speaking. The most stupid thing possible would be to attempt to describe to you what it is. Take my word for this, at least – it is well worth striving all your life to reach it. And nothing in life is better than being there.”
“And how does one come to see the void?”
“Look into yourself.” said the baron.


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Inner Mongolia (2nd edition)

by Ekaterina Anokhina


Photographs: Ekaterina Anokhina

Text: Victor Pelevin

Publisher: dienacht Publishing

32 pages

Pictures: black and white illustrations throughout

Year: 2014

Comments: Edition of 90 numbered copies + 10 copies with a gelatin silver print (numbered and signed) 21 x 29.7 cm, 32 pages, printed on grey paper Silkscreen printed envelope Designed by FLUUT

sold out

“And where is it, this place?”
“That’s the point, it is nowhere. It is quite impossible to say that it is located anywhere in the geographical sense. Inner Mongolia is not called that because it is inside Mongolia. It is inside anyone who can see the void, although the word ‘inside’ is quite inappropriate here. And it is not really any kind of Mongolia either, that’s merely a way of speaking. The most stupid thing possible would be to attempt to describe to you what it is. Take my word for this, at least – it is well worth striving all your life to reach it. And nothing in life is better than being there.”
“And how does one come to see the void?”
“Look into yourself.” said the baron.


More books by Ekaterina Anokhina

more books tagged »Russian« | >> see all

more books tagged »travel« | >> see all

more books tagged »black and white« | >> see all

more books tagged »landscape« | >> see all

A collector's choice by josefchladek.com

Inner Mongolia (2nd edition)

by Ekaterina Anokhina


Photographs: Ekaterina Anokhina

Text: Victor Pelevin

Publisher: dienacht Publishing

32 pages

Pictures: black and white illustrations throughout

Year: 2014

Comments: Edition of 90 numbered copies + 10 copies with a gelatin silver print (numbered and signed) 21 x 29.7 cm, 32 pages, printed on grey paper Silkscreen printed envelope Designed by FLUUT

sold out

“And where is it, this place?”
“That’s the point, it is nowhere. It is quite impossible to say that it is located anywhere in the geographical sense. Inner Mongolia is not called that because it is inside Mongolia. It is inside anyone who can see the void, although the word ‘inside’ is quite inappropriate here. And it is not really any kind of Mongolia either, that’s merely a way of speaking. The most stupid thing possible would be to attempt to describe to you what it is. Take my word for this, at least – it is well worth striving all your life to reach it. And nothing in life is better than being there.”
“And how does one come to see the void?”
“Look into yourself.” said the baron.


More books by Ekaterina Anokhina

more books tagged »Russian« | >> see all

more books tagged »travel« | >> see all

more books tagged »black and white« | >> see all

more books tagged »landscape« | >> see all

A collector's choice by josefchladek.com

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