Eyeshot Books
What Was Seen

Photographer
Sergey Maximishin
Edited by
Marco Savarese, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Eyeshot, 2026
Format
Hardcover, 22 × 24 cm
Pages
128
Price
Sold out
Eyeshot Books

Photographer
Sergey Maximishin
Edited by
Marco Savarese, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Eyeshot, 2026
Format
Hardcover, 22 × 24 cm
Pages
128
Price
Sold out
This limited edition book brings together a carefully edited selection from the extensive archive of Sergey Maximishin, a documentary photographer and World Press Photo Award winner, spanning different countries, cultures, and political contexts. The work is grounded in photography as an act of presence: being there, observing, and recording reality as it unfolds, without imposing a narrative or explanatory framework. Maximishin’s images are rooted in what was seen and encountered, moments registered with precision, restraint, and attention to human presence. The photographs resist dramatization and avoid spectacle, allowing complexity to emerge through accumulation rather than interpretation. What connects these images is not a theme or storyline, but a consistent way of looking: attentive, patient, and deeply grounded in lived experience.
Photographer
Sergey Maximishin is a Russian photojournalist known for his sharp, human-centered approach to documentary photography. A World Press Photo winner and multiple award recipient, his work combines irony, empathy, and social insight.
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Publishing
We choose every material for what it gives the photographs, and for what it leaves behind. Every page, cover, and endpaper is paper made in Italy by Fedrigoni, founded in Verona in 1888: it gives us the print quality we want and the environmental guarantees we will not do without, and we pay more for both.
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