My Neck is Thinner than a Hair -Gallery

My neck is thinner than a hair, 1996-2001
My neck is thinner than a hair, 1996-2001
My neck is thinner than a hair, 1996-2001
My neck is thinner than a hair, 1996-2001
My neck is thinner than a hair, 1996-2001
My neck is thinner than a hair, 1996-2004
My neck is thinner than a hair, 1996-2004
My neck is thinner than a hair, 1996-2004
My neck is thinner than a hair, 1996-2004
My neck is thinner than a hair, 1996-2004

My neck is thinner than a hair, 1996/2004

My neck is thinner than a hair is a research project by The Atlas Group about the uses of 3641 car bombs in the 1975-1990 Lebanese wars. The only part that remains intact after a car bomb explodes is the engine. Landing on balconies, roofs or adjacent streets, the engine is projected tens and sometimes hundreds of meters away from the original site of the bomb. During the wars, photojournalists competed to be the first to find and photograph the engines.