Hennric Jokeit - Goodhope art business

Hennric Jokeit - Goodhope art businessPeperoni Books 2018 In 2009 Hennric Jokeit travelled from Zurich to Cape Town for the first time. Over the next six years, he frequently returned, documenting the port city and tourist destination in his distinctive photonegative style. GOODHOPE, his new book from Peperoni Books, gathers this imagery into a striking narrative of life in South Africas oldest city. The book explores Cape Towns natural magnificence, post industrial character, and

The success of these images is determined by how precisely this machine can identify its subject: the characteristics of the nose

and is illustrated with numerous recently discovered photographs and drawings

The photographs featured in this handsome volume reveal an artist defining her style

Nona Faustine depicts herself at the sites of slave auctions

The boy grows further away from the soft curves of femininity yet closer in his comfort and collaboration

plumes of smoke swirl magically around cars damaged in accidents

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distance and desire

not too distant in terms of time but profoundly different in desires and hopes for their future

the profound bond between the two girls is unmistakable

roaming in the dark through small villages

repurposing military-grade camera technology to confront how governments and societies perceive refugees