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Henk van Rensbergen Photography
A bathtub sits in a decaying bathroom in the Abkhazia Parliament building. The expansive structure at the capital in Sukhumi was badly damaged by fire during the conflict of the early 1990s.
Bullets whizzed through the air and shells decimated the capital during the Abkhaz-Georgian War that began in August 1992 and lasted 13 months.
Significant human rights abuses were recorded on all sides and Sukhumi was the site of a months-long siege, which resulted in heavy civilian casualties.
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Petrova Gora Monument
Or the Monument to the uprising of the people of Kordun and Banija – is a WWII monument in Croatia celebrating the resistance movements against Nazis and commemorating those who died.
Ethnic Serbs and Croats fought together against Nazi and fascist occupation during the war.
The crumbling concrete and reinforced steel monument that was designed by Vojin Bakić and built in 1981.
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‘Concrete Mirrors’
Concrete Mirrors deals with the iconography of space conquest during the 60s, back to a climate of suspicion and paranoia linked to the cold war. Presented as a fake photograph-documentary, this project puts together three corpus of images of different nature and status, combining types of reality, these are documents, and virtuality, those are places.
David de Beyter Photography
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The Wreck of the Britannic !
Titanic’s Sister Ship - one of the biggest wrecks in the world…
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