Donald Weber's collection delves into the legacy of D-Day through a blend of photography, text, and scientific analysis. The project uses cutting-edge forensic techniques to examine the war's physical remnants, uncovering a deeper narrative of war as a defining and almost quantum event in human history. The artifacts presented—ranging from WWII spy equipment to personal memoirs and seaside photographs—serve as poignant markers of social memory. This immersive exploration highlights the collective desire for victory over death and reflects on how we preserve and remember the past.
No of Pages: 372 Dimensions: 29x19.5cms Paperback, glue/sewn bound
