Robert Pufleb, Alternative Moons

Alternative Moons

Robert Pufleb

Publisher
The Eriskay Connection
Year
2017
ISBN
9789492051370
Specifications
Size: 210 x 297 mm
Pages: 72
Language: English
Photographs by: Robert Pufleb
Design by: Nadine Schlieper
Lithography by: Marc Gijzen
Production by: Wilco Art Books (NL)
Print run: 750 (Sold out) copies

The moon – always source of inspiration and imagination throughout history of wo*mankind. Setting off on the imaginative journey through fictitious space by browsing the pages of this photo book, the viewer is confronted with a surprising fact on the very last page – turning the reception of the whole book upside down.

That last page is the crucial point, where the mystery of the moons’ origin is revealed. One realizes: what you see is not what you look at.

You are welcome to join the space trip, feel free to discover formerly unseen images of mysterious moons from an unknown galaxy, as the dawn of reality is catching up behind the scenes.

“A small step for mankind, but a big step towards your fantasy. Alternative facts for planetary dreamers!” (Manfred Zollner)

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