OLWd. mit OUmschlag, unpaginiert- etwa 100 Seiten mit farbigen Fotografien von Jiri David, Texte von Jiri David, Martin Dostal und Antonin Dufek, 23 x 21 cm, Umschlag leicht verschmutzt und unten leicht bestoßen, Seitenränder innen ganz leicht ausgeblichen, sonst innen unbeschädigt, insgesamt guter Zustand. Texte parallel tschechisch und englisch. Book Language/s: Czech, English.
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In den WarenkorbHardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. Pages in unused condition. Hardcover. English. Pub Year 2002, See images for condition. About the book >.>.> Jiri David's David Book presents a comprehensive overview of the Czech artist's innovative contributions to photography, emphasizing a unique interplay between visual arts and conceptual installations. Recognised for his significant role in Czech postmodernism, David has evolved from notable painting to an impactful photographic practice since the 1990s. His early photographic series, Skryté podoby (Hidden Appearances), features striking portraits of renowned figures across various fields, receiving international acclaim and positioning David as a pivotal figure in contemporary photography.The text explores David's artistic journey, illustrating his transition from painting to photography, inspired by the immediacy and atmosphere of the medium. Over the years, he has developed distinct conceptual cycles, including the provocative Bez soucitu (Without Sympathy), showcasing emotionally charged portraits of politicians that challenge viewers' perceptions. David's approach to photography is not about creating singular polished images but rather about assembling visual narratives through fragments, echoing the methods of film directors. His photographs are arranged in dynamic sequences that enhance meaning, employing unique perspectives and a playful aesthetic that resonates on multiple levels?historically, socially, and visually.Furthermore, David's work reflects an intimate connection with his subjects, whether they are urban landscapes, animals, or his son Daniel, who frequently features in his narrative visual plays. Characterised by a deep understanding of colour and composition, his photography balances conceptual depth with a documentary-like narrative, created through the artist's painterly insights. The book serves as an essential resource for understanding David's influence in the evolving landscape of photography and the broader implications of visual storytelling in contemporary art.