Photo Gallery: Moby, Destroyed

A photographic art book documenting the everyday reality of global touring

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'Unattended Luggage Will Be Destroyed': Moby makes stark photographic use of an airport sign
'Unattended Luggage Will Be Destroyed': Moby makes stark photographic use of an airport sign
All images © Moby

As well as a new album, Destroyed, Moby is putting out a book of photographic prints under the same title. The idea of the book is to capture the essence of being on a global tour, from the mundanity of waiting in airports to the majesty of landscapes and cities, from the explosive excitement of stadium-sized crowds to the solitude of hotel rooms at night. The images will also be on display in the Proud Gallery in Camden Town, north London. theartsdesk showcases a selection below.

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  1. New York
  2. Brasilia
  3. Berlin
  4. NYC
  5. London
  6. Vienna
  7. Budapest
  8. Luxembourg
  9. Paris
  10. Paris
  11. Perth
  12. Minnesota
  13. Colorado
  14. Porto Allegre
  15. Los Angeles

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