Pandemic Spring
Gregory Dunn
Zero-G
English
Forward by Cathal Coughlan
Hardcover
Edition of 400
159 pages
220 × 260 mm
2022
ISBN 9781399925037
In March 2020, just as a global pandemic was becoming a reality, Irish-based photographer Gregory Dunn unexpectedly found himself back at his childhood home town of Deal on the Kent coast for an extended period. Armed with a modest compact camera, Dunn set out to capitalise on the opportunity, inadvertently afforded him by Covid-19 and simultaneously record an uncertain future and revisit his past.
Primarily a photobook, Pandemic Spring is also an unusual hybrid of ‘local’ book that contains obscure elements of information of this small corner of East Kent as well as a personal account of the first four months of an unprecedented period of recent history. A new typeface, Type-13 was commissioned specially for this publication.
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About the Artist
Gregory Dunn has been working on personal photographic and film projects for a number of years documenting various aspects of Ireland with a particular interest in the unconsidered. Having successfully completed a course at Ballyfermot College of Further Education in Television Operations and Production he now works primarily in the field of documentary TV.
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About the publisher
We are a design company. We believe that design is end-to-end, not just at the end. We make work that is insightful, beautiful and useful. We make things for people. We enjoy what we do and seek to make working with us a positive collaborative experience. We partner with organisations to help them change, connect, innovate and grow. We are optimists who believe there is always the possibility of making things better.
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