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BOOKS, 2006 - 2022 :
Catalogue, 2022
Very loosely based on Helmut Newton’s book SUMO, table-top version, 2009, Taschen
Photography and concept: Antje Peters
Model: Luca Aimee at LeManagement, Hamburg
Hair and make-up: Natalia Vermeer
Design: Antje Peters, Loes Verstappen, Annika Riethmüller
Printed by Europrint Medien GmbH, Berlin
Bound by Buchbinderei Klünder, Berlin
First edition limited to 50 copies, numbered
ISBN: 978-3-00-072516-6
Self-published by the artist © 2022 Antje Peters
38,5 x 27,5 x 6 cm / 16 pages,12 plates
Catalogue was shortlisted for the Author Book Awards at Les Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie d'Arles, France in 2023.
Illusion (second edition, re-edited), 2016
Image book: Colour offset printing
Text book: Risograph RZ970E
Edition of 300, 40 different covers, all in plastic envelop with title
(handwritten by the artist)
21,5 x 30 cm
Design by Antje Peters, Indrek Sirkel, Anu Vahtra
Text by Knock! Knock! Books
ISBN 978-9949-9781-8-2
Published by Lugemik, Estonia
Published on the occasion of Swap Party / Book Days at C/O Berlin, September 2016
Interpretation of the publication Illusion published by Lodret Vandret, 2014
Text Book printed at Helmut Newton Foundation, 30 Sept - 2 Oct 2016
Illusion, 2014
Colour offset printing
Edition of 150
23,5 x 30 cm, 48 pages, 48 plates
Design by Lodret Vandret
Text by Lorelinde Verhees
ISBN 978-87-92988-11-9
Published by Vandret Publications, DK
*SOLD OUT*
Illusion is a book by artist Antje Peters, in which she works with the themes of illusion and error of perception. It is set in a studio situation. The studio itself is supposed to be the place where ‘the magic happens’ and where illusions are created, in terms of product and advertisement photography.
Through the interplay of the photographic studio and its props, including the photographic equipment itself, and advertisable ‘products’, Peters’ creates some kind of present-day Surrealism. Like good old Surrealism, it is at once seductive and a visual pun on the issue of (photographic) representation.
Desserts, 2013
Size: 21x30cm
Pages: 36
4 colors offset print
Softcover/paperback
Edition: 200
Publisher: Automatic Books, IT
Desserts straightforwardly presents 15 photographs of pre-manufactured desserts to be found in supermarkets plus an image of an apple (an allusion to one of the symbols for consumer culture). Imagery from 1970s-90s cookbooks inspired Antje Peters’ post-cookbook approach, with a sharp eye for detail and composition. The usually functional and illustrative features of photographs in cookbooks give way to a detached product photography style, with a particular focus on shiny surfaces and vivid colors – like advertisement photography but devoid of slogans and logos. Don’t expect recipes here nor any kind of instruction on how to prepare or devour the delicacies. Desserts or elements thereof are shown as ‘objects’ to be admired, like this book itself, which is anything but a cookbook.
Ads, 2010
Self-published
Size: 23x28.5cm
Pages: 215
Full color
Softcover/paperback
Edition: 5
Ads was published on the occasion of the exhibition Behind the Billboard at MK Gallery, Berlin, nov. 2010.
01. The Girlfriend / 02. The Popstar, 2006
Size: 22x29cm
Pages: 26
Full color
Softcover/paperback
Edition: 500
ISBN-10: 90-809681-6-1 / ISBN-13: 978-90-809681-6-5