The AnimalsGIACOMO BRUNELLI Foreword by Alison Nordstrm Giacomo Brunellis first book, The Animals, was published by us in 2008 to great critical acclaim. After being out of print for several years a new edition is now available. It includes an additional eight images to the first edition. Giacomo Brunelli has been looking hard at animals. His focus is not on the framed and caged exotica of zoos but on the ordinary animals that remain with us to some extent:

it was not that I had not noticed the window displays and advertisements in Rhodes town before

The colonie were far removed from both the towns of Italy’s past and from the traditional structures of family and community

Gary Hines

Essen he was awarded a one year DAAD stipend at London College of Communication

Brave New Burma is a haunting record of a country now struggling to recreate itself

somewhere beyond the trees and rocks

After studying Photography and Audio Visual Design he worked as a trainee with Magnum photographer Ernst Haas before becoming a photojournalist for several Dutch newspapers and magazines

Their days followed a predictable and comforting routine

Morris moves between tourist hot spots and the terraces and back streets where the majority of people live

60 colour photographs

change and the inevitability of impermanence

a two person show with Sebastião Salgado