Staging Disorder

Examining the phenomenon of "staging disorder," this book explores how photographers engage with pre-existing staged realities rather than creating disordered scenes themselves. It analyzes military simulations and their implications for truth in contemporary photography through the works of notable artists. The publication connects five significant projects, contributing to a broader thesis on the evolution of photographic discourse. It aligns with an exhibition and symposium, providing a platform for critical discussion on the shifting focus in the field.