Metallen by Emma Hammar, uses the archive of a defunct metal factory in Västerås, Sweden, to create a vision of a utopian world made of twisted aluminium and decaying copper. The Metallen project was authored by Emma Hammar, an editor and researcher living in London. Hammar grew up on Maskinistgatan (Machinist St) in Västerås – a stone’s throw away from the metal plants. Her research in to her town’s heritage led her to Nils Blix, a photographer who was hired by the plant to work in the laboratory where he filmed the ethereal microscopic processes of oxidising copper which form the basis of the book. Metallen also features a series of microfictions by Philippa Snow and is released along with an album with music from Cremation Lily, Endgame, Wwwings, The Real Ricky, Grovestreet and Kadahn. Metallen is a homage to metal and the factory in Västerås. The images and films that make up the project were unearthed by Hammar and have never been seen by the public. Publishing date 1st October 2015 60pp + cover Hardback bind Edition of 750 Offset 5 colour print + poster

Metallen by Emma Hammar, uses the archive of a defunct metal factory in Västerås, Sweden, to create a vision of a utopian world made of twisted aluminium and decaying copper. 
The Metallen project was authored by Emma Hammar, an editor and researcher living in London. Hammar grew up on Maskinistgatan (Machinist St) in Västerås – a stone’s throw away from the metal plants. Her research in to her town’s heritage led her to Nils Blix, a photographer who was hired by the plant to work in the laboratory where he filmed the ethereal microscopic processes of oxidising copper which form the basis of the book.
Metallen also features a series of microfictions by Philippa Snow and is released along with an album with music from Cremation Lily, Endgame, Wwwings, The Real Ricky, Grovestreet and Kadahn. 
Metallen is a homage to metal and the factory in Västerås. The images and films that make up the project were unearthed by Hammar and have never been seen by the public.
Publishing date 1st October 2015
<ul>
<li>60pp + cover</li>
<li>Hardback bind</li>
<li>Edition of 750</li>
<li>Offset 5 colour print + poster</li>
</ul>

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Metallen

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