Allan Sekula (Erie, Pennsylvania, 1951) is one of the most outstanding contemporary documentarians. His series of photographs, films and – last, but not least – photo-historical and theoretical studies are directed toward the continuous, critical renewal and reinterpretation of the documentary genre, and at mapping out the deeper mechanisms of social processes. It is politics, history, social relations, ecology and the phenomena of climate change that emerge from his works, or as he himself says, the imaginary and real morphology of developed capitalism.

His works are the result of several years of methodi...

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