Krass Clement: Across the Cut (Non-mint)

Hardcover | 24.8 x 2.2 x 27.5 cm | 136 pp

RRB Photobooks | 2019 | 9781999727543

Krass Clement’s Across the Cut stems from a short visit he made to Bristol in June 2016. He had not planned the book, rather developing it during his stay. Unlike many of his other works, he started editing and sequencing his images as soon as he returned to Denmark. The time in Bristol coincided with the run-up to the UK referendum on future membership of the European Union. The notion that Britain may leave the EU troubled Clement deeply, and no doubt it influenced his mood and perception as he was taking the photographs. 

The ambiguities of being left behind, loneliness, feelings of limbo and powerlessness are present in all of Krass Clement’s books and are not place-specific, but nonetheless few show this as powerfully as his images around Bristol’s Cut.

The Cut is an artificially constructed waterway which was built in the early 19th Century to help to create a floating harbour. It is about 3 kilometres long and divides Bristol, with the traditionally more affluent part being located on the North side. Most of Krass Clement’s pictures were taken on the South side.

PLEASE NOTE: This book is a NON-MINT item. NON-MINT books are new but are either ex-display copies or warehouse marked - minor cosmetic imperfections such as scuffs, marks, or minor dents to the covers.