Dr. Nadia Kelbova
Justyna Kielbowicz

Since the end of the Second World War and throughout the Cold War, devices have been developed which aim to affect the human nervous system, and ultimately manipulate thinking in society as a whole. In general, little is known about the locations and operations of these weapons of mass mind control and even less is known about the scientists who work tirelessly to counter these insidious technologies. This project documents the research undertaken by Dr. Nadia Kelbova in the areas of electromagnetic, gravitational and light waves using her Psychotronic Weapon Deflector and her goal of protecting humanity from the sinister influences of these mechanisms of social engineering. ¹

Justyna Kielbowicz is a contemporary photographer born in Poland and based in Ireland. Justyna completed her degree in photography at DIT. She was selected as one of thirteen to exhibit at the RDS Visual Arts Awards. Curated by Alice Maher, these awards showcase the work of emerging talent from the very best graduating Irish artists. Justyna received the A4 Sounds DIT Graduate Award, has exhibited as part of the PhotoIreland Festival 2017 and at South Tipperary Arts Centre.²

About the Series

TLP Editions are an ongoing collection of contemporary photographic projects in the form of accessible and inexpensive publications by PhotoIreland. These A5 sized booklets present a standard format throughout the series, with 36 pages each, a cover with a text block of under 140 words that introduces the project, and the title and the artist name only available on the contra cover. The project creates a node of opportunities as it allows photographers to enter the publishing arena, while facilitating access to contemporary artistic practices to the general public.³

About the Publisher

Founded in 2009, PhotoIreland was conceived as an organisation that would stimulate a dialogue around Photography in Ireland by developing a varied array of initiatives and events with a strong participative approach.