Henrik Saxgren: Pylonia Boris Mikhailov the book is as a

the book is as a personal journey expressed through images that reveal a sense of unreality – a kind of veiled dreamscape – but at the same time reminiscent of the underlying unease of living in a world unable to deal with major crises threatening a fragile human existence

The old ski-jumps were steeper than the new ones and only few had stairs to climb

Krister Hägglund • Design: Gösta Flemming • Hard cover •  185 x 250  mm • 148 pages • Swedish/English • ISBN 978-91-87939-57-0 • 2020

the story only becoming clear afterwards: a movement from acute distress to disintegration and finally return to life

Henrik Saxgren: Pylonia Boris Mikhailov the book is as aFrom December 1998 to March 2000, photographer Henrik Saxgren >Henrik Saxgren followed the construction of the almost 16 kilometer long link that connects Copenhagen in Denmark with Malm in Sweden. Of these 7 845 m is the resund Bridge. Pylonia is a name he coined for the society that grew up from the ocean between Malm and Copenhagen a land of steel and concrete. Klaus Rifbjerg writes in his forword: The mental bridge is at least as important as the