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168 Seiten
Englisch
Hatje Cantz Verlagerschienen am30.03.2023
Reinventing the Image of the Global Metropolis Image Cities takes us on a journey through cities the Globalization and World Cities Research Network ranks highest according to their degree of global interconnectedness. We find them in a process of transformation concealed behind dummy façades onto which a sense of heightened anticipation has been projected. It would be tempting to read these photographs as a polemic against the triumph of consumerism and a slowly numbing global visual-economic order that wraps itself around whatever once felt local and civic. Samoylova s photography is full of masterful refinements of the existing clichés of urban photography: Citizens dwarfed by giant images. Faces and bodies refracted through glass. The Pop-Cubism of visual bricolage. The minuscule human figures that stroll seemingly indifferent through city space while being at least partly somewhere else in their imaginations - their existence already a collage of places and times. Yet, Samoylova consciously engages with cliché, takes it apart and reassembles it, gambling that it can be taken to a level of pictorial sophistication that eludes any simple argument or statement. Instead, she invites us to reflect on photography s role in the creation of a gap between these citie s brand identity and their everyday reality.mehr

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KlappentextReinventing the Image of the Global Metropolis Image Cities takes us on a journey through cities the Globalization and World Cities Research Network ranks highest according to their degree of global interconnectedness. We find them in a process of transformation concealed behind dummy façades onto which a sense of heightened anticipation has been projected. It would be tempting to read these photographs as a polemic against the triumph of consumerism and a slowly numbing global visual-economic order that wraps itself around whatever once felt local and civic. Samoylova s photography is full of masterful refinements of the existing clichés of urban photography: Citizens dwarfed by giant images. Faces and bodies refracted through glass. The Pop-Cubism of visual bricolage. The minuscule human figures that stroll seemingly indifferent through city space while being at least partly somewhere else in their imaginations - their existence already a collage of places and times. Yet, Samoylova consciously engages with cliché, takes it apart and reassembles it, gambling that it can be taken to a level of pictorial sophistication that eludes any simple argument or statement. Instead, she invites us to reflect on photography s role in the creation of a gap between these citie s brand identity and their everyday reality.
Zusammenfassung- Winner of the Barcelona-based Fundación MAPFR's KBr Photo Award- Critically acclaimed for her series latest Florida-series- Transports the New Color Photography into the present

- Winner of the Barcelona-based Fundación MAPFR's KBr Photo Award- Critically acclaimed for her series latest Florida-series- Transports the New Color Photography into the present
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ISBN/GTIN978-3-7757-5480-4
ProduktartBuch
EinbandartGebunden
Erscheinungsjahr2023
Erscheinungsdatum30.03.2023
Seiten168 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
Gewicht1146 g
Illustrationen100 Abb.
Artikel-Nr.51918051
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