KIM THUE: LODE RECONSTRUCTION memories frozen in a time

memories frozen in a time and place that felt very distant from the new reality that must be reckoned with

“Scarcely any other twentieth-century monument is more spectacular and more photogenic

Sergey Chilikov’s photographs are part of important museums and galleries (Chicago Art Institute

Nestor’s work re-connects us with those faint traces of the past still present - just before we forget - as they are condemned to obscurity

drawing upon the greatest minds the nation had to offer in terms of architecture

KIM THUE: LODE RECONSTRUCTION memories frozen in a timeABOUT: During the 2020 pandemic imposed lockdown and subsequent loss of his job bordering a paralysed music industry, Kim Thue grabbed the rarely presented opportunity away from everyday distractions to re engage with his otherwise neglected photography. Drawers full of previously unseen negatives and contact sheets generated from extensive travels from his home in London to far flung corners of China, Iceland, Spain and Sierra Leone had become an