Some Photograpghs recently took whilst cycling around Bristol. I was inspired whlst listening to Berghain Techno. I wanted to capture a moment that existed in a moment of transformation. My minimal and conceptual approach has firmly rooted them inside art photography using various techniques I flout usual rules that incarcerate such buildings and restore them either back to their original context or construct a new context. I wanted to force the viewer to a manufactured composed illusion as a form of reality.
Manufactured Landscapes a sign of modernity. n addition to revealing the rarely-seen mechanics of its manufacture, Burtynsky captures the effects of oil on our lives, depicting landscapes altered by its extraction from the earth, and by the cities and suburban sprawl generated around its use.
The Internet knows very little about Swiss-born Bernard Voita. Trust me, I’ve looked. About a year ago I came across White Garden, a catalog of his graphic, high-contrast, black and white photography from the late-80’s to mid-90’s in a pile of discount art book