05 / Six years in the making, A Wounded Landscape - bearing witness to the Holocaust is available to support via Kickstarter
Across 750 pages, 370 photographs and 22 stories, my new photobook captures the experiences of individuals who survived or were murdered in the Holocaust. A Wounded Landscape – bearing witness to the Holocaust uses images, words and maps to authentically and sensitively capture 22 important journeys across borders and time.
The Kickstarter campaign to help fund the production of this work is now live. Backers of the Kickstarter campaign can buy the book at a special price.
"The Wiener Holocaust Library has numerous opportunities to see artistic responses to the Holocaust, and I can state unambiguously that Marc’s work is among the finest and most sensitive that we have seen in many years."
Ben Barkow, Former Director, The Wiener Holocaust Library.
Despite what we know about the Holocaust, the stories in the book are almost impossible to imagine. But they happened and it is our job to keep sharing these histories. For some readers, I hope this work might even become a starting point for a personal exploration of the Holocaust.
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If you are able to support this work, I would be hugely appreciative. Quite simply, without your help and support the book cannot happen. I would be grateful if you would take a moment to follow the links to find out more about the book and watch a video about the work.
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Publication details
Foreword by James Bulgin, Head of Content, Holocaust Galleries at Imperial War Museums.
Book design by Wayne Ford.
220x170mm.
Casebound.
About me
I am a photographer working on long-term documentary projects, telling stories of memory and history in the landscape. I am based in Bath, in the southwest of the UK.
