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Photos: © Karin Bürki 2020 / HEARTBRUT / © Dmitry Ovchinnikov 2017

Genieve Figgis

Illustration from La Esfera by Manuel Bujados (April 1927)

Cafesjian Art Museum - Cascade, Yerevan, Armenia. Design 1975-1980 Built 1985-2000 Architects Sargis Gurzadyan with Jim Torosyan, Aslan Mkhitaryan © BACU https://www.instagram.com/p/CJ6Ri3endr3/?igshid=1ft1yulgyaoc5

Broken Arches, Disko Bay, Greenland, 2015

Berlin

Patricia Morrison, The Gun Club, 1981. Photo: Heather Harris.

Hazy Poznan morning. April 2016.

Here’s the new environment study I was working on over the past few days!

Architecture and mortality. Glasgow, May 2016.

Cranes overwintering in Jasper County, Indiana

January 2021, Simon Fraser University, BC

John Koviak, Propaganda’s top model, inspired by the British group Fields of the Nephilim. He was the bass player of L.A. goth band London After Midnight from 1989 to 1991, and afterwards performed solo as Sub Version. He modeled for Propaganda Magazine and acted in Propaganda Videozine from 1989 to 1993. This photo was taken at Greystone Mansion in Hollywood in 1989. PHOTO BY FRED H. BERGER, 1989. (Posted May 23 ‘18)

London After Midnight, L.A.’s leading goth band, played at the city’s top goth club Helter Skelter on a regular basis from the late ‘80s to early ‘90s. Propaganda’s editor-at-large Fred Berger attended three of these shows, including the one pictured here featuring bass-player John Koviak. Charismatic and statuesque, vocalist Sean Brennan held the audience in his vampiric grasp until all the blood was drained out of them after a night of wild abandon. With cobwebs hanging and fog machine cranking they belted out hit songs like “Sacrifice” and “Claire’s Horrors,” filling the dance floor every time. LAM was prominently featured in Propaganda Magazine issues #13/Winter 1990 and #15/Fall 1990, with John appearing on the front cover of the former issue. His ethereally androgynous appearance was an instant hit with the Propaganda readership, and he went on to become the magazine’s most popular model. Berger photographed him extensively for four years, resulting in some of the most iconic goth photos ever taken. PHOTO BY FRED H. BERGER, 1990. (Posted Dec. 14 ‘18)

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Digital collage, July 2019