The Image Made of Silver
What a gelatin silver print is, and why its appearance still lives on in digital photography In texts about classic
The Image Between the Dots
On Pointillism and Divisionism, photographic grain, and a reality that only comes into being in the eye When we approach
Photoshop, retouching, and the Illusion of the “real” image
There is a statement I hear time and again, usually from people who encounter photography primarily as viewers rather than
What Does Sin Taste Like?How’s the sin?
On Images, Flavours and the Emergence of CONVIVIUM It began with the seven deadly sins. I wanted to depict pride,
How you look at modern art – thoughts from a Studio
How to Look at Modern Art There is a moment that occurs with remarkable regularity in galleries devoted to modern
The Disappearance of Shadows
Curiously, shadows are slowly disappearing from our visual culture. Not only from photography, but from images in general. Pictures are
A morning between images, and discussions
A Morning of Images and Conversations A few weeks ago I received the invitation to the gallery breakfast at the
The Wolf of Gubbio and the question that stuck with me
Sometimes a photographic series does not begin with a camera. Sometimes it begins with an idea that takes hold and
As an art has never been allowed to be complicated
A few weeks ago, I came across a study on the evolution of popular music. The researchers analyzed thousands of
When the world was still readable
A few years ago, I was standing in front of St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna with a group of friends.