Philip-Lorca DiCorcia – Exposed at Tate Modern . Tate.
Interesante vídeo en el cual el artista nos explica el proceso fotográfico de su serie Heads.
Curiosa la manera, la forma, en que nos indica que buscaba, no lo semejante, sino lo diferente.
Su absoluta falta de relación con el tema, en este caso la gente, que fotografía.
Coloca la cámara y los flashes en un sitio y cada vez que pasa alguien interesante fotografía, pero esto es, en cierto modo, azar pues tiene segundos para decidir si hace o no la foto.
Nos explica tambien la, las demandas, que tuvo pues hubo gente que considero que con su imagen se comerciaba pues se vendía en una galería y, además, se comerciaba con ella pues figuraba en un catálogo. Ganó los juicios pues estaban hechas en lugar público
En cierto modo este modo de fotografiar tiene relación directa con la suerte pues depende de la persona que pasa y con el proceso de selección: eligió 71 fotos de más de 3.000 realizadas.
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Interesting video in which the artist explains the photographic process of his series Heads.
Curious is the way, the form, in which it tells us that it sought, not the like, but the different.Its absolute lack of relation with the subject, in this case the people, who photograph.Put the camera and flashes in one place and every time someone interesting photography happens, but this is, in a way, random because it has seconds to decide whether or not to do the photo.He also explains the demands that he had had there were people who considered that with his image was traded as it was sold in a gallery and also traded with it as it was in a catalog. He won the trials because they were made in public placeIn a way, this mode of photography has a direct relationship withluck because it depends on the person who passes and with the process of selection: he chose 71 photos of more than 3,000 made.
Curious is the way, the form, in which it tells us that it sought, not the like, but the different.Its absolute lack of relation with the subject, in this case the people, who photograph.Put the camera and flashes in one place and every time someone interesting photography happens, but this is, in a way, random because it has seconds to decide whether or not to do the photo.He also explains the demands that he had had there were people who considered that with his image was traded as it was sold in a gallery and also traded with it as it was in a catalog. He won the trials because they were made in public placeIn a way, this mode of photography has a direct relationship withluck because it depends on the person who passes and with the process of selection: he chose 71 photos of more than 3,000 made.