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I try to read people’s lives, says photographer Mario Marino. In this new photo book, the Austrian-born camera artist presents over 220 colour and black-and-white photographs from some of the most remote areas of Ethiopia, Tanzania, Sudan, and Kenya. Stunning landscapes combine with powerful portraiture, capturing in particular remote communities whose heritage and ways of life are threatened by the combined forces of tourism, technology, and globalisation. With his subjects illuminated by the sunlight alone, particular attention is given to traditional markers upon the body: face paint, hair styles, and jewellery. Beyond simple reportage or documentation, Faces of Africa strives to create a timeless portrait that speaks to the deep geographical and cultural roots of each individual. Text in English and German.
SELLING POINTS: . Stunning photo portraits and landscapes capture Africa’s ethnic and cultural diversity . Expressive photo art: over 220 colour and black-and-white pictures from, among others, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan, and Tanzania . A new book from award-winning photographer Mario Marino, following museum and gallery exhibitions around the globe 200 colour, 20 b/w illustrations
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I try to read people’s lives, says photographer Mario Marino. In this new photo book, the Austrian-born camera artist presents over 220 colour and black-and-white photographs from some of the most remote areas of Ethiopia, Tanzania, Sudan, and Kenya. Stunning landscapes combine with powerful portraiture, capturing in particular remote communities whose heritage and ways of life are threatened by the combined forces of tourism, technology, and globalisation. With his subjects illuminated by the sunlight alone, particular attention is given to traditional markers upon the body: face paint, hair styles, and jewellery. Beyond simple reportage or documentation, Faces of Africa strives to create a timeless portrait that speaks to the deep geographical and cultural roots of each individual. Text in English and German.
SELLING POINTS: . Stunning photo portraits and landscapes capture Africa’s ethnic and cultural diversity . Expressive photo art: over 220 colour and black-and-white pictures from, among others, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan, and Tanzania . A new book from award-winning photographer Mario Marino, following museum and gallery exhibitions around the globe 200 colour, 20 b/w illustrations