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9780996068147: Infinite Power

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Infinite Power. Introduzione di Christopher Schreck. Fotografie a colori, di cui molte a piena pagina, di David Brandon Geeting Art Direction eamp; Design di Brian Paul Lamotte. The book comes in a silkscreened poly bag that bears the title of the book and acts as the eldquo;covererdquo; Il libro eegrave; contenuto in un sacchetto di plastica serigrafato che porta il titolo del libro e funge da eldquo;custodia copertinaerdquo;. 8vo (cm 25,5x19). pp. 120 ca.. . Perfetto (Mint). . . . The book opens with a foreword by the writer and poet Christopher Schreck, whose 2012 essay,On the Still-Life New Wave, should be read by those interested in the resurgence of the still-life genre in contemporary photography. Comparing Geeting's images to Magic Eye illustrations from the 90s, Schreck argues Geeting's images contain an underlying order that transcends their garish subject matter and casual appearance. As formalist exercises with little unifying meaning, it might be easy to dismiss the work as meaningless, but that misses the point. Although publicly disavowing influence and deeper meaning, Geeting's formalist explorations have a long history in the medium stretching at least as far back as Edward Weston's photograph of his toilet. As Schreck notes,enbsp;Infinite Powerenbsp;is not only an exercise in visual pleasure, but also an exploration of how images shape and determine perception. David Brandon Geeting is a New York based photographer who bridges genres, composing a colourful world which balances skillful chaos with wide-eyed curiosity. In David's world, subjects take on a new guise when re-photographed, re-assembled, or juxtaposed together in unexpected and sometimes humorous combinations.Il libro si apre con una introduzione dello scrittore e poeta Christopher Schreck, il cui saggio del 2012, "On the Still-Life New Wave", dovrebbe essere letto da chi eegra

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