Enver Hirsch & Philipp Meuser - Behelfsheim Twin Palms

Enver Hirsch & Philipp Meuser - Behelfsheim Twin PalmsSelf published 2020 During and shortly after the end of the Second World War, thousands of so called Behelfsheime (makeshift shelters) were built in and around the destroyed cities of Germany. Many of them were built in the midst of allotment gardens, as these areas had largely been spared from the bombing of the Allies. Constructed of debris or simplest building materials, most of these houses have undergone a continuous structural and spatial

published in 2007

sitting at the kitchen table with a friend

which is also close to the very first sites of nuclear weapon testing

his firm was

Main book17×24 cm576 pages + covers

and forms of resistance

metal implants and all its fragility

While these simple acts of getting ready may seem mundane

this paperback edition is a facsimile of the book which earned Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin the 2013 Deutsche Börse Photography Prize

become vehicles of radical resistance

is the receipient of W

I slept for at least ten hours each day