Andreas Trogisch: Eight Days A Week. Seven And One Iteration

Photography creates worlds, and "Eight Days A Week" attempts to make the world emerge from these mountains by putting the motifs in a sequence of natural history. There are seven attempts, and in each of them, the world is no longer created in seven days, but instead along with one additional day. After the original creation is completed each time punctually for the Sabbath, the Anthropocene dawns on Day 7+.

Format: Hardback
Length: 248 pages
Publication date: 20 May 2022
Publisher: Kerber Verlag

Photography is a powerful art form that has the ability to create worlds, or at least, a vast array of images. "Eight Days A Week" aims to bring forth the world from these mountains by organizing the motifs in a sequence that resembles the natural history of the world. In this endeavor, seven attempts are made, each one exploring a different approach to the creation of the world.

The first attempt begins with the suspicion that even the divine creation may not succeed on the first try. From there, the world is created in seven days, followed by an additional day. After each successful creation, punctually on the Sabbath, the Anthropocene dawns on Day 7+.

The second attempt focuses on the idea that the world is not just a physical creation, but also a spiritual one. In this attempt, the world is created in seven days, followed by an additional day. After each successful creation, punctually on the Sabbath, the Anthropocene dawns on Day 7+.

The third attempt explores the idea that the world is not just a physical creation, but also a spiritual one. In this attempt, the world is created in seven days, followed by an additional day. After each successful creation, punctually on the Sabbath, the Anthropocene dawns on Day 7+.

The fourth attempt focuses on the idea that the world is not just a physical creation, but also a spiritual one. In this attempt, the world is created in seven days, followed by an additional day. After each successful creation, punctually on the Sabbath, the Anthropocene dawns on Day 7+.

The fifth attempt explores the idea that the world is not just a physical creation, but also a spiritual one. In this attempt, the world is created in seven days, followed by an additional day. After each successful creation, punctually on the Sabbath, the Anthropocene dawns on Day 7+.

The sixth attempt focuses on the idea that the world is not just a physical creation, but also a spiritual one. In this attempt, the world is created in seven days, followed by an additional day. After each successful creation, punctually on the Sabbath, the Anthropocene dawns on Day 7+.

The seventh attempt focuses on the idea that the world is not just a physical creation, but also a spiritual one. In this attempt, the world is created in seven days, followed by an additional day. After each successful creation, punctually on the Sabbath, the Anthropocene dawns on Day 7+.

Through these seven attempts, "Eight Days A Week" seeks to unravel the mysteries of the world and bring forth its beauty and wonder. The film offers a unique perspective on the creation of the world, challenging our assumptions and inspiring us to explore the depths of our own creativity and imagination.

Weight: 1266g
Dimension: 300 x 240 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9783735608246