Exploring the stark realities and human consequences of conflict, The Flight of Reason presents a photographic study of Kosovo during 1999-2000. The images capture moments of tension, displacement, and resilience amid a landscape shaped by war and its aftermath.

The visual approach is documentary, emphasizing raw immediacy and unvarnished truth. The photographs engage with themes of loss, survival, and the complex interplay between individuals and broader historical forces in the region.

Published by OUP Oxford in 2002, this 84-page work offers a concise but focused examination of a critical period in Kosovo’s recent history through its visual narrative.