L'hôpital des dauphins - L'architecture francaise (floppy-disk)

L'hôpital des dauphins - L'architecture francaise (floppy-disk)

ultralimited all-unique artwork edition of recycled materials and recontextualised objects of printed media, namely magazines, photoes, postal stamps - all mixed up to form our first micro-photo micro-zine
limited to 10 numbered copies

music by dolphin hospital
nazlo records paris 2026


'doom towns' is the term for a number of american military facilities built in Nevada desert for the atomic bomb tests in 1940s - 1950s, where the Federal Civil Defense Administration built houses, stocked them with food, and placed fully dressed mannequins inside, simulating an inhabited small town with all the infrastructure and facilities to learn what might survive an atomic bomb


the new floppy single from l'hopital des dauphins - this time as a total found art \ upcycle act and including a first proper micro-photo-zine ever released by nazlo publishing so far - microbook made of found paper of different kind containing a unique found small format analog picture from 1920s-1970s, some postal stamps, typewritten micro-lyrics etc., hand-numbered on the last page and housed in envelopes with typewritten title containing one more unique found picture, floppy disc with labeled stickers containing special version of the track in special quality of 20 kbps 12000Hz and digitally unpublished text message / artwork
altogether housed in brand new blueray boxes with artwork made of L'architecture francaise 1946 magazine dedicated to american military architecture