Companions - Yana Wernicke sculpture Each chapter has its own

Each chapter has its own visual language and design

Facing-page comparative images show works as they appeared in historical installations and other relevant contexts

a treasure trove of typography at the BFI

auf der mit Typografie und Graffiti experimentiert wird

Companions - Yana Wernicke sculpture Each chapter has its ownJohn Bergers landmark Why Look at Animals? describes the species loneliness of modern man: how the ancient relationships between humans and nature have broken down, reducing the existence of animals to marginalised objects, as commodities, and as Other. Concerned with modern humanitys yearning for a deeper connection to ecology, Wernickes series is a touching portrait of two young women who have established profound relationships with animals. Rosina