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Barroco Laundry

door Josiane DIas

Paperback
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Hardcover, ImageWrap
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Over het boek
Barroco Laundry is part of a project that wants to lead to a reflection on our gaze in relation to everyday life and the ordinary. The perception of what surrounds us usually comes loaded with pre-conceived ideas that shape our reaction to the smallest detail. By decontextualizing the objects portrayed, altering the notion of time and place, this series also explores our visual memory and invites the viewer to have their own interpretation of the images.
Website van auteur
http://www.josianedias.com
kenmerken / functionaliteiten & details
  • Hoofdcategorie: Kunst & Fotografie
  • Aanvullende categorieën Kunstfotografie, Beeldende kunst
  • Projectoptie: Standaard staand, 20×25 cm
    Aantal pagina's: 56
  • Isbn
    • Paperback: 9781715923037
    • Hardcover, ImageWrap: 9781715923020
  • Datum publiceren: nov 27, 2020
  • Taal English
  • Trefwoorden contemporary photography, fine art photography
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Over de maker
JosianeDias
Josiane Dias
Geneva, Switzerland

Josiane Dias is a Brazilian photographer currently living between New York and Geneva, Switzerland. Since 1993, when she left her hometown, Curitiba, she has lived in Geneva, Tokyo, New York and Tel Aviv. Experiencing so many different cultures has influenced her photography in different levels. Her work is inspired by the urban and natural landscape, but not in a straightforward sense. She looks for the unnoticed and the unexpected detail in these landscapes, for something ephemeral, poetic. Josiane studied photography at the International Center of Photography and visual arts at the National Academy School, both in New York, NY. Her work has been featured in several group exhibitions in New York (National Academy Museum, Soho Photo Gallery, Sonia Gechtoff Gallery, United Nations Headquarters) and abroad (Rome, Venice, Tel Aviv, Geneva and Nagoya). She has had two solo exhibitions: The first one at the Brazilian Consulate-General Gallery in New York and the second

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