Markings, 2013
Photography : Polaroid · 100 x 80 cm 39.4 x 31.5 inch
€2,200
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100 x 80 cm 39.4 x 31.5 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
All images shot on Polaroid 10x8 cm ‘Chocolate’ peel apart pack film using a Polaroid Land camera, model 210 0r 320. Thereafter the Polaroids are scanned at high res and ‘cleaned’ of dust and marks. Final images are Giclée prints on Hahnemühle 300gr Fine Art Pearl paper.
The "Nowhere" series, made up of 16 photographs, is not a story, nor a moral, nor a lived experience, but the interpretation of a set of thoughts, a cumulative response to a feeling, unconscious and conscious, in connection with a progression.
This photographic research is based on a tripartite dialogue between a child and an adult and subjects from fairy tales. It is a conversation through metaphors, images of ideas, in which there is an element of caution transmitted to the child, but also simultaneously, a personal projection of the need for security, not only for the child, but also for the adult, in the acceptance that change is inevitable.
The "Nowhere" series, made up of 16 photographs, is not a story, nor a moral, nor a lived experience, but the interpretation of a set of thoughts, a cumulative response to a feeling, unconscious and conscious, in connection with a progression.
This photographic research is based on a tripartite dialogue between a child and an adult and subjects from fairy tales. It is a conversation through metaphors, images of ideas, in which there is an element of caution transmitted to the child, but also simultaneously, a personal projection of the need for security, not only for the child, but also for the adult, in the acceptance that change is inevitable.
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Nicholas Winter attended his first photography class in secondary school before studying art & design and photography at Canterbury and Bournemouth colleges in England. The Fine Art Photographer produces silver photographs using darkroom techniques and processes. Nicholas Winter also manipulates Polaroids and creates photographic objects.
Based in Basel, Switzerland since 2002, Nicolas Winter's works have been shown in Europe and are part of private collections.
Fragility is a common thread in all of Nicholas Winter's artistic research.
The artist observes and examines things hidden from the surface at first glance. The photographer defines fragility by a "constant space": the space between reality and what could or should be. Within this brittle state, this layer, lies the potential to become aware of vulnerability, the impermanence of existence.
Through his photographic work, Nicholas Winter highlights the subtleties that make up our lives by clarifying the presence of fragility in our modern society.
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