German artist Thomas Demand occupies a singular position in the world of photography. Initially he took up photography to record his ephemeral paper constructions, but in 1993 he turned the tables by making constructions in order to photograph them. This comprehensive publication presents all of Demand’s major works from 1993 to the present. It includes previously unpublished archival documentation, and offers compelling insight into his working process and the stories behind his pictures.

Published alongside exhibition that ran from March to May, 2005. Foreword by Glenn D. Lowry. Essay by Roxana Marcoci and with the short story "Photographic Memory" by Jeffrey Eugenides. Includes numerous color images, list of previous exhibitions and selected bibliography.

Hardback, 144 pages.