You're bidding on a lot with three Prix Pictet books; DISORDER Publisher: teNeues, 2015 Hardcover, 132 pages, English 32.2x25.7cm New in seal Since the beginning of mankind, the struggle between order and disorder has emerged as a central issue of our times. And from modern society's desire to impose order on the world, the opposite has resulted: disorder. From the disruption of nature to growing signs of disorder, this sixth volume by the Prix Pictet illuminates this all-important theme. Founded by the esteemed Pictet Group in 2008, the Prix Pictet has quickly established itself as the leading award in photography and sustainability--unearthing powerful images that confront pressing social and environmental topics. Through breathtaking, eye-opening photographs, Disorder not only connects readers to the heart of current sustainability debates; it also prompts them to contemplate their place in the environment's future. TEN Publisher: teNeues, 2019 Hardcover, 96 pages, English 32.5x25.5cm As new For ten years, Prix Pictet has been inviting artists to tackle multi-faceted themes on the topic of sustainability. During its first decade, some 4,200 photographers have presented over 28,000 images to the jury, and the public has enjoyed 92 exhibitions in 40 cities across the world. Each of the seven cycles has unearthed powerful images that speak to today's vast environmental, societal, and cultural challenges. Featuring work from all of the winning photographers to date--Benoit Aquin, Nadav Kander, Mitch Epstein, Luc Delahaye, Michael Schmidt, Valerie Belin, and Richard Mosse--and many of the shortlisted artists, ten is a celebration of the outstanding photography that has been showcased by the Prix Pictet over the past decade. CONFINEMENT Publisher: teNeues, 2021 Hardcover, 104 pages, English 32.2x25.5cm New in seal During the Covid 19 pandemic and the lockdown many artists were thrown back on themselves and started to work creatively with this unprecedented situation. Shortlist artists from all over the world were asked by the Prix Pictet, the leading award for photography and sustainability, and by British daily newspaper, The Guardian, to show their works from the months of the Corona crisis. The result, Confinement, a complex artistic and cultural portrait of this state of emergency, will remain, when the pandemic itself is history.