as well as a series of aerial drone photographs documenting some of the most recent transformations of forest landscapes in Nusantara

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The second volume in Rachel Carson’s classic and New York Times Sea trilogy celebrates sea creatures in their natural habitat

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Building Material: A Brick Reader Cornelia Sollfrank as well as a series"I looked for an object that had not changed too much in the past few thousand years. This could have been a shoe or a knife, but a brick becomes part of a building and therefore part of our environment. So the brick appears as something of a poetic object. Harun FarockiThe books content produces a structure from which we can examine the multiplicity of ways that bricks are produced, used, and viewed. Stills from Harun Farocki's In Comparison