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HARRY GRUYAERT : Roots – Limited Edition

Special edition of Roots, including an archival pigment print signed and numbered by the artist.

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Artist	Harry Gruyaert
Title	Roots – Limited Edition
Year	2018
Medium	Hardcover book and print in luxurious box
Size	26 x 37 cm (print), 21,6 x 29 cm (book), 39 x 28 x 4 cm (box)
Misc	Special edition including archival pigment print (Province de Brabant, Belgique, 1981 – edition of 30) signed and numbered by the artist
Pages	200
Language	English and French

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Special edition including an archival pigment print (Province de Brabant, Belgique, 1981 – edition of 30) signed and numbered by the artist

With over twenty new photographs, this revised edition of Roots (initially published in 2012 and quickly out of print) immerses us in the Belgium of the 1970s and 1980s. From the first black and white photographs to the revelation of colour, this publication explores the Belgian photographer’s singular, almost expressionistic, universe.

In a very personal text, accompanying his photographs, Harry Gruyaert comments on his relationship to Belgium. While an essay by the Belgium writer Dimitri Verhulst makes us truly live these photographs from the inside.

Survey show at the FoMu, Antwerp, March 9th - June 10th, 2018