NOT FOR WHAT WAS, BUT FOR WHAT STILL LINGERS
AA. VV.
108 pages, uncoated matte paper.
B6, softcover.
2025 printed in Japan
978―4―9914389―1―2
curated by:
giovanni antignano ( zerofeedback )
photography, design, and visual essays by:
Rebecca Najdowski, Annemarie Deckers, Lauren Kaigg, Anton Bou, Xintong Li, 1e-43(Lei Zhang), Lena Manger, Anna Georgiou, Yorgos Kapsalakis, Chrysanthi Pipini, Odysseas Tsompanoglou, Danae Panagiotidi, Ilias Lois, Aditya Sinha, Fatemeh Sarebannejad, Alessandro Silverj, Attilio Fiumarella, Matteo Giardiello, Artur Leão, Fernando Pimenta / Miguel Royo, Carin Iko, Anastasia M. Solodov, Sara Bensaltana, Jack Catling, Natalia Filatova, Tatsiana Shcharbinina, Elise Wouters, Ryan Gear, Jingyi Zhang, Michèle Bellanger, Nasos Karabelas, Yiannis Trifonopoulos, Maria Siorba, Cinzia Laliscia, Benedetta Sanrocco, Roberto Braga, Kari Bargan, Sachiyo Nishimura, Slava Kostylev, Klára Kusá, Sandra Mistou Chesa, Ben Tisdale, Alfonso Bricegno.
editing & design by:
dstry evrtyng
Not for what was, but for what still lingers is a visual anthology that looks at residue, erosion, and quiet transformation.
Each contribution considers what remains after time, weather, and use have altered the original form, reminding us that the past survives as trace rather than absence.Through photography, moving image stills, and mixed-media spreads, the book gathers 43 artists whose work asks how objects, bodies, and landscapes register change. Together they map the slow dissolve of matter and memory, inviting the reader to study surfaces where history settles.
Printed in Japan on natural uncoated stock and case-bound with a soft matte jacket.
Each contribution considers what remains after time, weather, and use have altered the original form, reminding us that the past survives as trace rather than absence.Through photography, moving image stills, and mixed-media spreads, the book gathers 43 artists whose work asks how objects, bodies, and landscapes register change. Together they map the slow dissolve of matter and memory, inviting the reader to study surfaces where history settles.
Printed in Japan on natural uncoated stock and case-bound with a soft matte jacket.
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