Daniel Stier and YES Editions present
A curious outsiders view into the world of science


... it’s almost a modern version of Larry Sultan and Mike Mandel’s Evidence project
– Erik Kessels

By viewing scientists at work in the lab as artistic, creative figures, photographer Daniel Stier has created a surreal series that shows researchers in a whole new light. – The Guardian
All are, deliberately, without titles – leaving us, the viewers, to form our own narratives and to speculate on how their outcomes might impact on our lives.
– Gordon McDonald
A visual study of unsung research facilities reveals the ingenuity—and occasional absurdity—of the machines used to pump out science and statistics on a shoestring budget. The resulting images feature a DIY aesthetic that toes the line between William Gibson-style cyberpunk novellas and experimental art installations.
– The Creators Project
I consider human endeavour in art and science to be a beautiful futility, and would go so far to say that it is mankind’s greatest achievement to find the space to countenance failure or defeat.
– Gordon McDonald
Available with exclusive 8×10" Print
Two volumes swiss-bound into a single cover | Screen-printed polyvinyl chloride dust jacket |
168 pages with 71 colour plates | Dimensions: 216 × 261 mm |
Photography by Daniel Stier | Design by YES |
Featuring essays by Professor Pedro Ferreira (Professor of Astrophysics at the University of Oxford and a fellow and tutor in Physics at Oriel College) and Daniel Jewesbury (writer, artist and lecturer at the National College of Art & Design, Dublin) |
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