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| Angkor Wat, Cambodia (January 2011) by John Pawson; image via Phaidon |
British architect
John Pawson has written a new book for
Phaidon, due out next month. Called
A Visual Inventory, the book is a compilation of 272 photographs selected by Pawson from his personal archive - intended to act as a source guide for inspiration.
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| Sample pages from A Visual Inventory by John Pawson, via Phaidon |
Each photo is captioned by the author, giving readers a chance to see the world from Pawson's famously
thoughtful point of view; together the collection explores colour, texture, form, detail, atmosphere and context.
A Visual Inventory follows a number of previous Pawson books for Phaidon, including
Minimum, a critically-acclaimed guide to the Minimalist aesthetic published in 1996.
