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Video I made for Morimoto out now :-)
New York, New York / 2013
small book in the works for the Philadelphia Book Fair.
Alexander Rotondo is a twenty-three-year-old photographer currently based out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
In Between Days: This is an ongoing series of photographs exploring memory and its ability to be misshaped by the passing of time. Rotondo aims to question the space (physical and metaphorical) between two lovers. Through these vignettes of time, Rotondo begins to unravel his own memory, exploring the relationships between past and present.
View the entire series on our website.
Alexander was featured on Pool Resources recently
Al and Taylor from Saturday night at the Philadelphia Art Book Fair
Adam White’s book Paradise Lost is up for sale now on our store! More things to come <3
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Joe Skilton’s Benefit of the Doubt is available now!
58 pages full color
Edition of 50
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Photo from Sean Murray’s zine I Am Beginning to Regret All of This
Cover of Joe Skilton’s new book coming soon!
Spread from Adam White book Paradise Lost
Alexander Rotondo’s A Madrigal of Sorrow
A release show for Alexander Rotondo’s book, “A Madrigal of Sorrow.” Rotondo’s debut book is a 50 page perfect-bound photo book intended on depicting the challenges, experiences, and romances that occur while growing up in a heavily industrialized and populated, yet (inexplicably) lonely, city. It will be the first release under the moniker of Pomegranate Press.