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Moises Saman: This Is War: Witness of Man's Destruction
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Moises Saman: This Is War: Witness of Man's Destruction

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Paperback English 100 pages 16.5 x 23.9 x 1.0 cm 331g

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Moises Saman’s photography in This Is War: Witness of Man’s Destruction documents the raw, often brutal realities of conflict, focusing on the human impact and the environments scarred by violence. The images adopt a close, immersive approach that reveals both the physical devastation and the emotional weight borne by individuals caught in war.

The 100-page book, published by CHARTA in 2004, presents a carefully curated selection that underscores the cyclical nature of human destruction. Saman’s monochrome and color photographs articulate moments of tension, fear, and resilience within war zones, inviting viewers to confront the profound consequences of armed conflict.