Stefanie Moshammer, Not Just Your Face Honey

Not Just Your Face Honey

Stefanie Moshammer

Publisher
Spector Books
Year
2018
ISBN
978-3-95905-243-6
Specifications
Thread-sewn hardcover
22 x 28.5 cm
144 pages
11 black-white and 62 colour illustrations
Text by Andreas Prinzing
Design by Bryndis Sigorjonsdottír / naroska Design
Edited by C/O Berlin Foundation
Text in English, German

The series Not Just Your Face Honey by Austrian artist Stefanie Moshammer was produced in the USA nd reflects on the thin line between love and delusion. Her photographic work is based on a love letter written to her in March 2014 by Troy C., a man she did not know. This text led the artist to explore questions of surveillance, stalking, and the image of the Other. Her photographs mingle dreams, feelings, and obsessions, combining them into a web of visual associations embedded in a kind of American road movie. Stefanie Moshammer’s series Not Just Your Face Honey won together with the art critic Andreas Prinzing the C/O Berlin Talent Award and is being exhibited at the venue from 7 July to 23 September 2018.

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