Tag: art

The starting point for “Still Untitled” is my long-standing practice in photographing artworks, guided by the principle that a photograph of an artwork should not be considered an artwork itself.

For this series, I created unstable and/or ephemeral objects and structures solely to be photographed. These objects and structures are constructed directly in front of the camera lens and are made in such a way that they achieve three-dimensional coherence only in their two-dimensional photographic representation.

It’s a reversed process. In art reproductions, the photograph aims to hide its presence, functioning like a window through which the artwork is viewed. In these photographs, the subject is volatile, and its representation is the artwork.

 

 

The 40-year crisis came with the fear of death, with the feeling of the emptiness of life. With the painful contrast between the beauty of the world and the sense of the meaninglessness of one’s existence. Anxiety, depression, psychologists. But among these I was lucky enough to see a bright place, the refuge of childhood, the drawing.
I resumed this activity from where I had left it many years ago, practically with the same means.