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Dead Traffic by Kim Thue.

Published by Dienacht, 2012.

Hardcover, 108pg

9.75" x 7.25"

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Edition of 1000 - numbered

"This book is a raw and bewildering journey through the fringes of Freetown, capital city of Sierra Leone. Shot over the course of two separate trips, Kim Thue spent 10 months living in close proximity to a notoriously rough area of the slums, digging deep into the livelihoods and emotions of his subjects. Through a visual stream of unsung tragedies, vulnerable integrity and chance encounters, his efforts leave us with an engaging account of a corner of the world normally unrevealed to most of us."

 

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Dead Traffic

Dead Traffic by Kim Thue.

Published by Dienacht, 2012.

Hardcover, 108pg

9.75" x 7.25"

1st edition

Edition of 1000 - numbered

"This book is a raw and bewildering journey through the fringes of Freetown, capital city of Sierra Leone. Shot over the course of two separate trips, Kim Thue spent 10 months living in close proximity to a notoriously rough area of the slums, digging deep into the livelihoods and emotions of his subjects. Through a visual stream of unsung tragedies, vulnerable integrity and chance encounters, his efforts leave us with an engaging account of a corner of the world normally unrevealed to most of us."

 

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Dead Traffic by Kim Thue.

Published by Dienacht, 2012.

Hardcover, 108pg

9.75" x 7.25"

1st edition

Edition of 1000 - numbered

"This book is a raw and bewildering journey through the fringes of Freetown, capital city of Sierra Leone. Shot over the course of two separate trips, Kim Thue spent 10 months living in close proximity to a notoriously rough area of the slums, digging deep into the livelihoods and emotions of his subjects. Through a visual stream of unsung tragedies, vulnerable integrity and chance encounters, his efforts leave us with an engaging account of a corner of the world normally unrevealed to most of us."

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