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Sand House Series, Blue, Pink, Green: Kolmanskop, near Luderitz, Namibia, 2001: I stumbled upon Kolmanskop, an abandoned mining town near Luderitz while working on a story about diamonds for the National Geographic Magazine.

In 1908, Namibia was

TRIIIBE creates the tableau, 3 Mil Plastic #1.
Photo by TRIIIBE
Original file number: CW061217_50sCPLS_ 0322

TRIIIBE creates the tableau called Paint by Number.
TRIIIBE crea

Sand House Series, The Green Room. Kolmanskop, near Luderitz, Namibia, 2001: I stumbled upon Kolmanskop, an abandoned mining town near Luderitz while working on a story about diamonds for the National Geographic Magazine.

In 1908, Namibia was st

Fiber of Life Series Photographs by Cary Wolinsky

TRIIIBE creates the tableau called Triplet Crime.

Sand House Series Elizabeth Bay. Kolmanskop, near Luderitz, Namibia, 2001: I stumbled upon Kolmanskop, an abandoned mining town near Luderitz while working on a story about diamonds for the National Geographic Magazine.

In 1908, Namibia was still

Limited edition, archival prints
by National Geographic photographer Cary Wolinsky and TRIIIBE

The Namib, the oldest desert on earth, preserves the exquisite corpse of the German West African diamond-mining town called Kolmanskop.

Evidence of the brief existence of glass, metal and wood sculptures created solely to conjure evocative images by projecting and diffracting sunlight.

Each piece of fabric unwittingly holds a piece of the very story of civilization, and the part of the world that gave it life. —Issey Miyake — Each piece of fabric unwittingly holds a piece of the very story of civilization, and the part of the world that gave it life. —Issey Miyake

Photographs created by Cary and Wolinsky and artists Alicia, Kelly and Sara Casilio (identical triplets) during their intense, five-year collaboration.

A Select group of Cary's images are now available at Pucker GALLERY, BOSTON, MA

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