Dutch photographer Yaël Temminck presents his first monograph, Yaël Temminck (Anthology) — a refined and intimate collection of over 120 black-and-white portraits capturing cultural figures who have shaped both his personal perspective and a broader contemporary identity.

Published in a limited first edition of 200 hand-numbered copies, the 196-page book brings together portraits spanning more than a decade of selected work. Featured subjects include Mark Lanegan, John Cale, Kim Gordon, Nan Goldin, Tracey Emin, Yohji Yamamoto, Sky Ferreira, George Rouy, and Peter Doherty, alongside emerging voices such as julie, Xaviersobased, and Wisp.

Yaël Temminck (Anthology) reflects the photographer’s ongoing dialogue with the individuals he portrays — artists whose work and presence resonate deeply with him and allowed him to take their photograph. The result is both a document of a living cultural landscape and a subtle act of self-examination and connection. Raw yet deliberate, the book bridges generations and sensibilities through a direct, unembellished visual language.