CRASH - History of risks during plane crashes (limited to 20 prints)

[Crash] is a monograph questioning the relationship to death in a plane trip. Considered by the people as a dangerous transport mean, the plane is still the surest way of travelling in the world, having a mortality rate of 0.05 per kilometer and per billion of passengers. Paradoxically, in a crash, the consequences are far more dramatical, since the mortality is of several hundreds of passengers and there are rarely survivors. This work tackles the plane crashes in Switzerland or those of Swiss airlines in Europe. It will please every curious necrophobe who is nevertheless fascinated with everything concerning death and it will fulfill his or her ambiguous wish to discover places, photographies, stories and different phases of a crash.

WRITTING, EDITING AND GRAPHIC DESIGN:
LEO MONNET

PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE:
[ETH ZÜRICH]
E–PIC

PRINTING AND BINDING:
BUBU AG (CH)

PAPERS:
OFFSET, GENYOUS PAPER 90 G/M², GENYOUS COVER PAPER 300 G/M²

NUMBER OF PRINTS:
20