Redam by Dimas Eky
Redam is a new perspective of the Lapindo Mudflow tragedy. Tell a true story about the survivor, the impact of the mudflow and the voice of Porong residents. With 160 pages, and only one hope.
This photobook contains exclusive photos by Dimas Rizky (@dimaseky) and printed by Retrospective Journal with most premium quality.
Specification :
- Size 21cm x 27cm
- 160 Pages
- Soft Cover
- Cover Mohawk Egg Shell 270 Laminated
- Content Tamaco Paper 80gr
- Perfect Bound
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