Rapture: A Journey to the Lost World
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Title
Rapture: A Journey to the Lost World
2381.ENVO.WRAZIDLO
Subject
Wildlife
Description
Nestled within the dark heart of the South American interior is a place which evades all forms of human comprehension. A raw, primordial world still thriving in stubborn isolation despite centuries of humankind’s daring exploits. The Guiana Shield - a gateway to some of the oldest geological formations on our planet, nearly two billion years in the making, filled with ancient landscapes and relic life forms straight out of a fantasy novel.
With expedition photographs, personal reflections and quotes from historical accounts of explorers, Rapture takes us on a journey through an incredible diversity of environments and landscapes, ranging from the stifling humidity and heat of the Amazon selva, through sun-scorched grassy highlands, the cold, misty cloud forests, to the mystical, dark and eerily silent summits of the tepui plateaus.
With expedition photographs, personal reflections and quotes from historical accounts of explorers, Rapture takes us on a journey through an incredible diversity of environments and landscapes, ranging from the stifling humidity and heat of the Amazon selva, through sun-scorched grassy highlands, the cold, misty cloud forests, to the mystical, dark and eerily silent summits of the tepui plateaus.
Creator
Mateusz Wrazidlo
Publisher
Unicorn Publishing Group
Date
26/08/2026
Rights
All rights reserved
Format
Hardback
Language
English
Type
Photobook
Photobook Item Type Metadata
Dimensions
27 x 25.5cm
Number of Pages
176
Place of Publication
Lewes. UK
Designer
Barabasz Opalko
Editor
Karolina Jonderko
Printer
Publikum, Serbia
ISBN
9781917458832
Website
https://www.instagram.com/mateusz_explority/?hl=en
URL Link to project
https://www.explority.eu/
Where to buy
https://timesbookshop.co.uk/rapture-9781917458832/#tab-product-details
Collection
Citation
Mateusz Wrazidlo, “Rapture: A Journey to the Lost World,” Photobook Cafe Photobook Collection, accessed September 9, 2026, https://photobookcafe-archive.co.uk/items/show/2381.