'It is Rocket Science' – FT Magazine features The Rehearsal of Space

20 April 2014

Edgar Martins’ The Rehearsal of Space & The Poetic Impossibility to Manage the Infinite is featured in the Financial Times Magazine once again. Titled ‘It is Rocket Science’, this 3-page feature focuses on previously unpublished works from this series. Click here to view the online feature. Click here to download a PDF of the printed feature.

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Edgar Martins

Produced over a period of 12 months with the Portuguese Airport Administration Authorities this book surveys the modern airport. Pictured as the elementary expression of abstract space, in Martins’ images sky and ground collide, overlap and blur.

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Aproximações

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Siloquies and Soliloquies on Death, Life and Other Interludes

Edgar Martins, Roger Luckhurst, Sérgio Mah, Timothy Secret

Produced in collaboration with the National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences in Portugal, between 2013 and 2017, this project is a reflexion on the tensions and contradictions inherent in the representation and imagination of death, in particular suicide, and the decisive but deeply paradoxical role that photography has played in its intelligibility and perception.

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Siloquies and Soliloquies on Death, Life and Other Interludes

Shortlisted for the 2018 Recontres D'Arles Book Awards

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The Man and the Tree

Luís Preto

The Man and the Tree, by Luís Preto, is from his ongoing series Pensar como uma Montanha (To think as a Mountain), which follows and documents the day to day life of Hervé Valette, a hermit, whose disavowal of modern institutions and the postmodernist lifestyle took him to seek refuge in the remote region of northern Portugal.

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The Man and the Tree

From the series To think as a Mountain I Edition 1/5 I Artistic Practice Support Print Sales Program #5

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Anton's Hand is Made of Guilt. No Muscle or Bone. He has a Gung-ho Finger and a Grief-stricken Thumb.

David Campany, Edgar Martins, Will Self

This a documentary project, a novel, a lipogramme and an imaginary anthropological study in one. It responds to the death and disappearance of the author’s close friend –photojournalist Anton Hammerl– during the 2011 Libyan war, through an examination of the geography and circumstances surrounding his demise as well as a reflection on the paradoxical role that photography has played in conflict zones.

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Anton’s Hand is Made of Guilt. No Muscle or Bone. He has a Gung-ho Finger and a Grief-stricken Thumb.

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