Description
Discover the captivating world of Peter Fraser, a pioneering force in contemporary photography since the 1980s. This monograph showcases Fraser's remarkable journey, featuring stunning still lifes that transform everyday objects into profound narratives. With an obsessive focus on the materials that surround us, Fraser's work becomes an exploration of stories, histories, and civilizations through his lens. Trained at Manchester Polytechnic University, Fraser quickly established himself with exhibitions, including a collaboration with iconic photographer William Eggleston. This beautifully illustrated book not only includes a comprehensive collection of his photographs but also an insightful essay by David Chandler, a noted photography professor. Perfect for art enthusiasts and collectors alike, this Peter Fraser monograph is a must-have for anyone interested in the evolution of contemporary photography. Delve into the visual poetry of Fraser's work and explore the depth behind seemingly simple subjects. With each page, experience the artistry that has defined Fraser's career and continues to inspire new generations of photographers. Don't miss this opportunity to add a cornerstone of contemporary photographic literature to your collection, highlighting Fraser's unique perspective on the ordinary and the extraordinary.