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In the world of photography, there is art that touches, and then there is art that shocks. Barbara van Ittersum belongs to the latter category – a photographer who dares to push, challenge and redefine the boundaries of perception.

Her work introduces a new vocabulary: Barbarism. It is more than a concept – it is a visual language that speaks of femininity, yet is universal. A language that transcends gender, understood, felt and embodied by both women and men.

Barbara's camera is not an instrument, but an extension of her soul. Each image is a journey through complex landscapes: religion, sexuality, nature, cultural clashes, freedom and identity. Her lens penetrates where others would hesitate, revealing what usually remains hidden.

Her photographs are a contradiction: simultaneously confronting and enchanting. They turn the viewer into a voyeur, a witness to intimate moments that are both universal and personal. Each image tells a story that goes beyond what is visible.

The collector's edition of 'Barbaranalogica' is more than a book. It is an art object, packaged in a specially designed box, accompanied by three signed and numbered photographs. Each copy is unique, just like every glance through Barbara's lens.

This is more than photography. This is a philosophical statement about seeing, feeling and understanding. Barbara van Ittersum invites us to look at the world anew – with new eyes, without prejudice, with complete surrender to the complexity of human experience.

The book 'Building in the Desert. Architects of the Southwest' presents a collection of residential projects and landscape designs built in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, and Utah. All these projects highlight the Southwest as a unique region with a rich variety of landscapes, such as rolling hills, majestic mountains, impressive canyons, vast deserts, and imposing volcanoes. The special thing about these environments is that they offer challenging design possibilities, with sustainability and harmony with the natural environment being central.