LJUBISA DANILOVIC: LA LUNE DE PAYNE ALEKSEI KAZANTSEV such as Cheryomushk

such as Cheryomushk

along with newly incorporated elements such as an essay by Masako Toda and a message from Yoko Miyoshi

and stencils and drawings for the propaganda posters that he had designed and painted as a freelance graphic designer—a position that could not really exist in the Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic—for the kolkhozes of the region

one still "believes in miracles

LJUBISA DANILOVIC: LA LUNE DE PAYNE ALEKSEI KAZANTSEV such as CheryomushkABOUT: Ljubisa Danilovic has made several trips to the Danube Delta in recent years and in this book he offers us a surprising and delicate portrait of this place. A land of sky and water where time seems to slow down, where the heart begins to beat more quietly and the mind calms down. Photographs that are as close as possible to the subject, without any frills, that go to the essential. The wide palette of greys in the photographs gives them a