The Traveller

The TravellerHARVEY BENGE The photographs in The Traveller span a period of 15 years or more and cover Harvey's many journeys from the South Pacific through Asia to Paris, his European spiritual home. Part fiction, part autobiography the book deals with Benges recurring themes of loss, and, as his self portraits attest, impermanence. The Traveller is a personal reflection of the world where strange connections occur. Benges photographs never offer answers, only

when he asked her to look into the camera

‘I sing the praises of life

A founder of Agence VU he has curated major festivals such as PhotoEspaña

He has been the subject of a 30 minute BBC documentary as part of the series What Do Artists Do All Day and has exhibited widely in Europe

and finally the Italian period up to the present day

247mm x 247mm

Hardback 160 pages

extensive texts

Many fell prey to a US military policy of paying bounty money for anyone the Pakistani secret service

Chris Steele-Perkins exhibits regularly throughout the world and continues to publish in major magazines worldwide

Each item within his collections is imbued with personal experience and in this disection of a life we see not only moments of great warmth but also of regret

His work is primarily documentary and focuses largely on the Balkans