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Title: Radical pictures for radical eyes
Review: Miron Zownir's odyssé into the darker sides of humanity is extremely intrigueing. He shows us a world that we often prefer to believe does not exist. From New York and Berlin in the early eighties to the purgatory of post-communist Eastern Europe. Homeless people, drug abusers, handicapped people, transexuals, cruising homosexuals and prostitutes (and their activities) are his subject. In stark black and white photographs, with no info except date and location, he tells the story of the marginal people. The ones who don't fit in, the ones who never communicate with us normal, well fed, happy people. As the foreword claims, this is a modern Dante's inferno. But at the same time there is a compassion for Zownir's subjects, a compassion that has resulted in this great book. Radical Eye is so uncommercial, that one must believe that this is a labour of love on Zownir's part. It really makes you think.
