KEEPERS OF THE OCEAN - Inuuteq Storch
"At one point, I discovered that I could take note of who I was through the 8e art. So this book is a map of that self, and of my birthplace.
Inuuteq Storch, a young Greenlandic photographer, unveils with "Keepers of the Ocean" a truly intimate account of a northern island life, where the twilight and cold landscapes of the town of Sisimiut seem to participate in the visual interpretation of a quest that is both personal and communal. This photographic narrative, created over the past three years, captures the truth with an unsettling authenticity of a singularly isolated place where activities are scarce and habits are naturally anchored. Inuuteq Storch thus expresses the romanticism of a generation in search of meaning and living to the rhythm of the natural elements, of love and the vagaries of memory. Preface by Martin Brandt Hansen.
Published by Disko Bay Editions, 2022
21.5 cm x 28 cm, 192 pages
ISBN 978-87-973526-0-1
"At one point, I discovered that I could take note of who I was through the 8e art. So this book is a map of that self, and of my birthplace.
Inuuteq Storch, a young Greenlandic photographer, unveils with "Keepers of the Ocean" a truly intimate account of a northern island life, where the twilight and cold landscapes of the town of Sisimiut seem to participate in the visual interpretation of a quest that is both personal and communal. This photographic narrative, created over the past three years, captures the truth with an unsettling authenticity of a singularly isolated place where activities are scarce and habits are naturally anchored. Inuuteq Storch thus expresses the romanticism of a generation in search of meaning and living to the rhythm of the natural elements, of love and the vagaries of memory. Preface by Martin Brandt Hansen.
Published by Disko Bay Editions, 2022
21.5 cm x 28 cm, 192 pages
ISBN 978-87-973526-0-1
"At one point, I discovered that I could take note of who I was through the 8e art. So this book is a map of that self, and of my birthplace.
Inuuteq Storch, a young Greenlandic photographer, unveils with "Keepers of the Ocean" a truly intimate account of a northern island life, where the twilight and cold landscapes of the town of Sisimiut seem to participate in the visual interpretation of a quest that is both personal and communal. This photographic narrative, created over the past three years, captures the truth with an unsettling authenticity of a singularly isolated place where activities are scarce and habits are naturally anchored. Inuuteq Storch thus expresses the romanticism of a generation in search of meaning and living to the rhythm of the natural elements, of love and the vagaries of memory. Preface by Martin Brandt Hansen.
Published by Disko Bay Editions, 2022
21.5 cm x 28 cm, 192 pages
ISBN 978-87-973526-0-1
