The Glory

By Dylan Hausthor

“So he lived for many years, [...] invisible glory, honoured by the world, yet in spite of that troubled in spirit, and all the more troubled because no one would take his trouble seriously. What comfort could he possibly need? What more could he possibly wish for?”

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“A Hunger Artist” (Ein Hungerkünstler) text by Franz Kafka 1/14

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Photographs © Dylan Hausthor & Paul Guilmoth

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Photographs © Dylan Hausthor & Paul Guilmoth

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Photographs © Dylan Hausthor & Paul Guilmoth

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Photographs © Dylan Hausthor & Paul Guilmoth

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Photographs © Dylan Hausthor & Paul Guilmoth

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Photographs © Dylan Hausthor & Paul Guilmoth

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Photographs © Dylan Hausthor & Paul Guilmoth

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Photographs © Dylan Hausthor & Paul Guilmoth

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Photographs © Dylan Hausthor & Paul Guilmoth

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Photographs & texts © Antoine d’Agata

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Photographs & texts © Antoine d’Agata

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Photographs & texts © Antoine d’Agata

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Photographs & texts © Antoine d’Agata

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Photographs & texts © Antoine d’Agata

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Photographs & texts © Antoine d’Agata

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“A Hunger Artist” (Ein Hungerkünstler) text by Franz Kafka 2/14

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“Asylums in Kosovo, 2001 & 2002” – Photographs © Klavdij Sluban

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“Asylums in Kosovo, 2001 & 2002” – Photographs © Klavdij Sluban

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“Asylums in Kosovo, 2001 & 2002” – Photographs © Klavdij Sluban

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“Asylums in Kosovo, 2001 & 2002” – Photographs © Klavdij Sluban

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“Asylums in Kosovo, 2001 & 2002” – Photographs © Klavdij Sluban

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“Asylums in Kosovo, 2001 & 2002” – Photographs © Klavdij Sluban

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“Asylums in Kosovo, 2001 & 2002” – Photographs © Klavdij Sluban

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“Asylums in Kosovo, 2001 & 2002” – Photographs © Klavdij Sluban