It doesn’t get any realer than this. In his latest installment, social commentator and freelance photographer Boogie delivers another dose of reality by recounting his experiences living in Belgrade, Serbia during the war-ravaged ’90s. Pockmarked by social, political and economic turbulence, Serbians were in the crosshairs of U.N. sanctioneers and Western corporate media while at the whim of a corrupt president who profited from the chaos. Belgrade’s corners and crevices are candidly revisited through artfully composed images that span almost two decades in this 60-something-page visual tour de force.
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