Deutsches in Deutschland
Eoin Moylan
Art Paper Editions
English and German
Edited by Jurgen Maelfeyt
Text by Thomas Weski
Hardcover
Signed
112 pages
273 x 230 mm
2025
ISBN 9789083519937
Deutsches in Deutschland is a body of work by Eoin Moylan that has been undertaken from 2020 to date. The work consists of a large body of 10×8 inch(25x21cm) photographic prints that are designed to sit side by side in congruence. The photographs have mainly been shot between Germany where the artist lives, and Ireland, where the artist is from. The project is composed of images from daily life, friends, family, travel, urban and natural landscapes. A register of personal surroundings, an archive of the elements that compose one’s experience. The family, and moments of movement, both literal and conceptual are used as a tool to begin to highlight the still images ability to reference time. The photograph’s ability to freeze time is also its ability to accentuate time passing. This experience being somewhat unique to photography, a parallel that can only be mimicked or explained by the written word or moving image. Attempting to understand the position of the photograph/photographic print in an age of hyper imagery.
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About the Artist
Eoin Moylan is an Irish photographer born in 1983, currently living and working in Berlin,
Germany. His practices are focused in the communication of images and image making,
creating work that explores the technical and psychological production of photography.
His work focuses on detail, dictating a narrative of individual choices that come together to
argue a reason for the creation of the cognitive and aesthetic whole. The main theme
within his work is‚ decision, specifically in reference to time and space, and the effect
thereof in terms of both past and present experience. His processes draw from an education in Television & Film, Photography, and Psychotherapy. He has recently completed an MA in fine art photography from the Institute of European Design, Madrid. He has exhibited work in the Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin, and the Library project, Dublin. He has taken part in the traveling Group exhibition, 5 Plus 5, which took place between Madrid and The Library of Birmingham. His first book, A Place Without Walls, is part of the collection in the National Library of Ireland. He recently had his first solo exhibition at Galleri Image, Aarhus, Denmark. This exhibition was supported by The Danish Arts Foundation.
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About the Publisher
APE (Art Paper Editions) is an independent publishing platform founded in 2010 by Jurgen Maelfeyt of Ghent-based design studio 6’56”. APE focuses on the book as an exhibition space and makes publications in close collaboration with artists, writers, institutions, galleries, and other cultural protagonists. Publications are crafted to the highest standard. Many of our publications are acquired by institutional libraries such as MoMA, Centre Pompidou, and Macba, amongst others.
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