Jordfast
Subtitle: fotografier fra Samsø = photographs from Samsø
By: Luca Berti ; tekst = text Naja Kjærgård Laursen ; oversættelse Emma Viktoria Frederiksen
Contributors: Laursen, Naja Kjærgård, author; Frederiksen, Emma Viktoria, translator; Samsø museum
Publisher: Samsø Museum; Moesgard Museum
Published: 2021
Place of publication: [Samsø, Denmark]; [Aarhus, Denmark]
Language: dan
Number of pages: 130
ISBN-13: 9788793251212
Subjects: Artistic Photography; Exhibitions; Portrait photography; Landscape photography; Black-and-white photography
Other titles: Fotografier fra Samsø
Description: 'JORDFAST' is a photographic portrait of Samsø created in collaboration between the Italian art photographer Luca Berti and Samsø Museum. The book depicts people, architecture and the cultural landscape on Samsø with a special focus on the traces of the pre-industrial rural culture. The book contains more than 80 b / w photographs, which were taken with an analogue large-format camera in the period 2013-2020. The book is divided into five chapters, each of which describes one of Samsø's five historical parishes. The chapters begin with a short cultural-historical description of the parish, as well as a map from the 19th century, on which it is stated where the photographs were taken. Exhibition: Samsø Museum, Denmark (21.05.-31.10.2021)

JORDFAST' er et fotografisk portræt af Samsø skabt i samarbejde mellem den italienske kunstfotograf Luca Berti og Samsø Museum. I bogen skildres mennesker, arkitektur og kulturlandskabet på Samsø med et særligt fokus på sporene af den førindustrielle landbokultur. Bogen indeholder mere end 80 s/h-fotografier, som er taget med et analogt storformatskamera i perioden 2013-2020. Bogen er delt op i fem kapitler, som hver beskriver et af Samsøs fem historiske sogne. Kapitlerne indledes af en kort kulturhistorisk beskrivelse af sognet, samt et kort fra 1800-tallet, hvorpå det angives, hvor fotografierne er taget. Exhibition: Samsø Museum, Denmark (21.05.-31.10.2021)
Notes: Catalog of an exhibition held at the Samsø Museum, Denmark, from May 21 - October 31, 2021

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