![Zbigniew Kosc - Athos | Monk’s skull, Kapsokalivia (1983)
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Zbigniew Kosc - Athos | Monk’s skull, Kapsokalivia (1983)
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![Zbigniew Kosc - Athos | Monk leaving church after a night prayer, Skiti Prodromu
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Zbigniew Kosc - Athos | Monk leaving church after a night prayer, Skiti Prodromu
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![Zbigniew Kosc - Athos | Cross, Karyes (1986)
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Zbigniew Kosc - Athos | Cross, Karyes (1986)
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![Zbigniew Kosc - Athos | Silence, Monastery Zografu (1986)
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Zbigniew Kosc - Athos | Silence, Monastery Zografu (1986)
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![Zbigniew Kosc (b.1951, Poland/Netherlands) - Athos | Exit, Simonos Petras Monastery (1983)
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Zbigniew Kosc (b.1951, Poland/Netherlands) - Athos | Exit, Simonos Petras Monastery (1983)
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Warm welcome to all new followers, and great thanks to everyone who has been with us for a while & curators who keep inspiring us & sharing with us!
We are glade to have wonderfulambiguity for this Tumblr Monday to introduce one of his favorite contemporary photographers: Zbigniew Kosc. As Polish writer Hanna Krall said very well: “He preferred to photograph interiors, without people, only a few simple objects - a flower in a glass, flaking paint on a door frame, or a frayed rug. These objects were, as minor details sometimes happen to be, metaphors of things eternal, they stood for loneliness and the transitory nature of life.” Enjoy!
