Marc Wilson’s *Remnants*, published by RRB Photobooks, is a book shaped by attention to what remains. Its title establishes a measured point of departure: the work considers residue, traces, and the visual presence of things after their original purpose or context has receded. Rather than promising a complete account, it directs the reader toward fragments and the meanings they retain.

The book’s authorship is shared with Marco Ferrari, placing Wilson’s photographic contribution within a broader collaborative framework. That collaboration is significant because the subject implied by *Remnants* calls for more than straightforward description. It invites a sustained reading of photographs as records of absence as well as presence, where surfaces, structures, and overlooked details can carry historical or emotional weight without being reduced to illustration.

For a collector, the book merits attention for the clarity of its premise and the seriousness of its restraint. *Remnants* belongs to a strand of photobook practice concerned with memory, disappearance, and the afterlife of places or objects; its distinction lies in the way the title and collaborative credit frame the photographs as evidence of what persists. The volume is catalogued in English and identified by ISBN 9781838023638, with Marc Wilson as lead contributor and RRB Photobooks as publisher.