Portrait of J Has stock in Germany offers a compelling ethnographic research

offers a compelling ethnographic research of working-class women whose embodied practices of fermentation reveal the often-invisible dimensions of care work

Bonnie Banane and stage as a place of decision

the book juxtaposes the painting with the photograph of the moment of its creation

joined by Simon Campedel

The book’s design mirrors this vision

Portrait of J Has stock in Germany offers a compelling ethnographic researchPortrait of J joins the rich tradition of socially engaged portraiture, echoing seminal works such as August Sanders Face of Our Time, Irving Penns Small Trades, and, Wolfgang Tillmanss Portraits What distinguishes Portrait of J is its intentional focus on ordinary individuals photographed with the same care and reverence often reserved for cultural icons. Shot across a variety of familiar, recognizable locations, mainly in urban environments, Hommas