Signed, Mascha Joustra - Elders - 2015





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Signed by Mascha Joustra, Elders is a self-published first edition Dutch photo book of 64 pages in softcover, 320×250 mm, in very good condition with the original language and a focus on photography.
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A very rare, beautifully signed copy of the book ‘Elders’ (‘Elsewhere’) by Mascha Joustra.
The book is in very good condition, with a clean and unmarked interior, showing only minor signs of handling on the outside.
This photo book has been shortlisted for the ‘Unseen Dummy Award’ in Amsterdam, September 2015, and has been presented during Paris Photo 2015 at Polycopies.
Mascha Joustra graduated from the Fotoacademie Amsterdam, specializing in documentary and portrait series. She graduated with a cum laude recommendation on a large series of photographs compiled into a voluminous photo book called 'Elders' ('Elsewhere') and designed by SYB. In this series, she investigates the cultural differences in the countryside in relation to the history of religion in the Netherlands.
I have the urge to tell and am interested in observing human behavior. I try to highlight human emotions in my work and at the same time I see beauty in objects or nature. Sometimes I spend more time talking to a person than photographing one. You could say my work is social documentary, but I think I use my images as metaphors to tell my own story. But the images are never staged or altered, that would feel wrong. It sometimes feels like a relief to express feelings through images.
A very rare, beautifully signed copy of the book ‘Elders’ (‘Elsewhere’) by Mascha Joustra.
The book is in very good condition, with a clean and unmarked interior, showing only minor signs of handling on the outside.
This photo book has been shortlisted for the ‘Unseen Dummy Award’ in Amsterdam, September 2015, and has been presented during Paris Photo 2015 at Polycopies.
Mascha Joustra graduated from the Fotoacademie Amsterdam, specializing in documentary and portrait series. She graduated with a cum laude recommendation on a large series of photographs compiled into a voluminous photo book called 'Elders' ('Elsewhere') and designed by SYB. In this series, she investigates the cultural differences in the countryside in relation to the history of religion in the Netherlands.
I have the urge to tell and am interested in observing human behavior. I try to highlight human emotions in my work and at the same time I see beauty in objects or nature. Sometimes I spend more time talking to a person than photographing one. You could say my work is social documentary, but I think I use my images as metaphors to tell my own story. But the images are never staged or altered, that would feel wrong. It sometimes feels like a relief to express feelings through images.

