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Edition: 300
Sync is a photobook that calls for reflection in times when technological progress seems to be accelerating. Taking part and going along with the “manufacturable world” seems to matter more in the 21st century than coming to one’s senses. In a highly modernist society that largely takes place online, Maria Dabrowski started to focus her photography on finding a new balance. More and more people struggle with burnouts and mental problems continue to increase in our fast-paced, demanding world. Sync tries to shed a new light to a more subjective and natural rhythm, with attention for the details of the everyday.
The analogue photo series enters a layered interaction with the graphic design developed in collaboration with Studio Another Day. The whole is supported by a critical text written by Joris van Merwijk, which puts people’s subjective experience of time above the hectic, objective time of the west.
All books are numbered and signed.
Edition: 30
Language:Dutch / English
Pages:184Size:210 x 280 mm, swiss bound
ISBN:9789462264779
Year:2023
Photography:Maria Dabrowski
Publisher:Lecturis
Design:Studio Another Day
Sync is a photobook that calls for reflection in times when technological progress seems to be accelerating. Taking part and going along with the “manufacturable world” seems to matter more in the 21st century than coming to one’s senses. In a highly modernist society that largely takes place online, Maria Dabrowski started to focus her photography on finding a new balance. More and more people struggle with burnouts and mental problems continue to increase in our fast-paced, demanding world. Sync tries to shed a new light to a more subjective and natural rhythm, with attention for the details of the everyday.
The analogue photo series enters a layered interaction with the graphic design developed in collaboration with Studio Another Day. The whole is supported by a critical text written by Joris van Merwijk, which puts people’s subjective experience of time above the hectic, objective time of the west.
All books are numbered and signed including a print (21x27 cm).
Edition: 300
Sync is a photobook that calls for reflection in times when technological progress seems to be accelerating. Taking part and going along with the “manufacturable world” seems to matter more in the 21st century than coming to one’s senses. In a highly modernist society that largely takes place online, Maria Dabrowski started to focus her photography on finding a new balance. More and more people struggle with burnouts and mental problems continue to increase in our fast-paced, demanding world. Sync tries to shed a new light to a more subjective and natural rhythm, with attention for the details of the everyday.
The analogue photo series enters a layered interaction with the graphic design developed in collaboration with Studio Another Day. The whole is supported by a critical text written by Joris van Merwijk, which puts people’s subjective experience of time above the hectic, objective time of the west.
All books are numbered and signed.
70 x 47 cm fine art print, framed (dark brown). Edition 5 + 2 AP. Pricing information upon request.
Including a copy of the photo book SYNC.
70 x 47 cm fine art print, framed (dark brown). Edition 5 + 2 AP. Pricing information upon request.
Including a copy of the photo book SYNC.
70 x 47 cm fine art print, framed (dark brown). Edition 5 + 2 AP. Pricing information upon request.
Including a copy of the photo book SYNC.
70 x 47 cm fine art print, framed (dark brown). Edition 5 + 2 AP. Pricing information upon request.
Including a copy of the photo book SYNC.
70 x 47 cm fine art print, framed (dark brown). Edition 5 + 2 AP. Pricing information upon request.
Including a copy of the photo book SYNC.
70 x 47 cm fine art print, framed (dark brown). Edition 5 + 2 AP. Pricing information upon request.
Including a copy of the photo book SYNC.
70 x 47 cm fine art print, framed (dark brown). Edition 5 + 2 AP. Pricing information upon request.
Including a copy of the photo book SYNC.
Ben je op zoek naar een (intiem) portret rondom je zwangerschap en/of moederschap? Of wil je iemand een mooi cadeau geven?
Ik maak graag een sfeervol portret naar wens. Samen leggen we dit bijzondere, onvergetelijke moment vast d.m.v mijn analoge fotocamera.
Stuur gerust een berichtje voor meer informatie.
www.mariadabrowski.nl/projects/symbiosis-birth-of-a-mother
Prijs: v.a 85,- per uur.
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Are you looking for an (intimate) portrait for your pregnancy and/or motherhood? Or do you want to give someone a nice gift?
I am happy to make an atmospheric portrait according to your wishes. Together we capture this special, unforgettable moment by use of my analog photo camera.
Feel free to send a message in case of interest.
www.mariadabrowski.nl/projects/symbiosis-birth-of-a-mother
Ben je op zoek naar een fotograaf voor een familie portret? Of wil je iemand een mooi cadeau geven?
Ik maak graag van jullie gezin een sfeervolle reportage/portret. Meestal doe ik dit met mijn analoge fotocamera maar het kan ook met mijn digitale spiegelreflex. Alles wordt natuurlijk van te voren overlegd.
Prijs: v.a 85,- p/uur.
Stuur gerust een berichtje voor meer informatie.
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Are you looking for a photographer for a family portrait? Or do you want to give someone a nice gift?
I'd love to make an atmospheric report / portrait of your family. I usually do this with my analog photo camera, but it is also possible with my digital SLR. Everything is of course discussed in advance.
Price: from 85,- p/hour.
Feel free to send a message for more information.
Awarded at the Best Dutch Book Designs 2019. Nominated for Mack First book awards 2020.
Technical details: 6-page cover, title in foil print and inside twice white. Swiss binding with brown yarn. Color on the cut corresponding to the paper color of the cover. UV offset printed.
In 2015 Maria Dabrowski decided to journey to Ukraine together with her mother. There her mother met family members on her father’s side and connected with her father’s past for the first time. This publication consists of a collection of photographs that were taken in the years from 2013 through 2016, wherein Dabrowski documents a personal investigation into the “roots” of her family that brought her to both Poland and Ukraine. It is a poignant and very personal narrative which reveals a story of expatriation, war crimes, and traumas. A conversation with her grandfather about his memories of Poland’s dark past completes the story. The title translates as “reveal” or “open”.
98 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 28 cm, pb, English
Special Edition; Signed and numbered special silkscreened cover and book packaging. Edition size: 50 Includes a signed and numbered photoprint.
Technical details: 6-page cover, title in foil print and inside twice white. Swiss binding with brown yarn. Color on the cut corresponding to the paper color of the cover. UV offset printed.
In 2015 Maria Dabrowski decided to journey to Ukraine together with her mother. There her mother met family members on her father’s side and connected with her father’s past for the first time. This publication consists of a collection of photographs that were taken in the years from 2013 through 2016, wherein Dabrowski documents a personal investigation into the “roots” of her family that brought her to both Poland and Ukraine. It is a poignant and very personal narrative which reveals a story of expatriation, war crimes, and traumas. A conversation with her grandfather about his memories of Poland’s dark past completes the story. The title translates as “reveal” or “open”.
98 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 28 cm, pb, English
Portrait printed on fine-art paper, in a wooden frame with museum glass. Dimensions 20x30cm Edition of 5 (+2 AP) + a copy of the photobook Odsłonić.
Edition: 250, first 50 signed (signed copies are out of stock)
- Printing house: Lenoirschuring/ Zwaan Printmedia
- Design: Studio Another Day
- Pages: 36
- 24 (analogue) photographs
- Size: 23,5 x 29,7 cm, 14,8 x 21,7 cm and 10,0 x 14,5 cm (bundled booklets)
- Paper: Arctic Volume White, MUNKEN Polar Rough and Keaykolour particles moonlight.
- Singer stitch
- Text written by: Emiel van der Pol (Art Historian).
Photo print mounted in a dark-colored frame, printed on fine-art paper, finished on dibond and signed on the back.
70 x 46 cm