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CDG/JHE

CDG/JHE

Greger Ulf Nilson
3.3/5 ( ratings)
Recent world events have dramatically altered the cultural identity of airports. Where once they connoted excitement--the prospect of flight, remote destinations, encounters-- today airports are loaded with very different associations and anticipations. Armed police officers, safety regulations and restrictions only heighten our feelings of insecurity. Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport has always been a special place for the Swedish photographer J.H. Engström. At the age of 10, he moved to Paris with his parents, and Charles de Gaulle was his first contact with a world beyond his native Sweden. The relocation created an intense relationship to the city of Paris, as well as to the Charles de Gaulle and airports in general. For the project CDG/JHE, Engström spent three weeks isolated in an airport hotel, photographing in and between the terminals. The airport became a place to observe public behavioral habits at a crucial juncture in its brief history.
Language
English
Pages
112
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Steidl
Release
November 01, 2008
ISBN
3865215386
ISBN 13
9783865215383

CDG/JHE

Greger Ulf Nilson
3.3/5 ( ratings)
Recent world events have dramatically altered the cultural identity of airports. Where once they connoted excitement--the prospect of flight, remote destinations, encounters-- today airports are loaded with very different associations and anticipations. Armed police officers, safety regulations and restrictions only heighten our feelings of insecurity. Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport has always been a special place for the Swedish photographer J.H. Engström. At the age of 10, he moved to Paris with his parents, and Charles de Gaulle was his first contact with a world beyond his native Sweden. The relocation created an intense relationship to the city of Paris, as well as to the Charles de Gaulle and airports in general. For the project CDG/JHE, Engström spent three weeks isolated in an airport hotel, photographing in and between the terminals. The airport became a place to observe public behavioral habits at a crucial juncture in its brief history.
Language
English
Pages
112
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Steidl
Release
November 01, 2008
ISBN
3865215386
ISBN 13
9783865215383

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