A collection of works by American photographer Paul John.
This book presents a selection of the author's photographs in the form of eight folded posters.
They record fragments of the city, such as architectural details, shifting light, and fleeting events, without a predetermined narrative or structure. The photographs, taken while walking through the city, are based on an intuitive and improvisational process. Over time, the film is revisited and re-exposed, allowing the many experiences of wandering through the city to emerge as liminal, tactile, and timeless traces.
This book invites reflection on movement, memory, and perception while exploring the beauty that arises from intentionally relinquishing some control.
DBL presents a selection of photographic works by PJ (Paul John) in the form of eight folded posters.
Through his pictures, PJ records fragments of the city—bits of architecture, shifting lights, fleeting events—without a predetermined narrative or structure. Shot during walks, his photographs emerge from an intuitive and improvisational process.
Over time, film rolls are revisited and re-exposed, resulting in liminal, tactile, timeless traces of his many dérives through town.
DBL offers a reflection on movement, memory, and perception while exploring the beauty that can be found in an intentional partial loss of control.
