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Niko Luoma - For Each Minute, Sixty-Five Seconds

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No one uses the camera like the photographer Niko Luoma. He is not interested in capturing the world in front of his lens. He uses light to create his own visual spheres. Using up to a thousand multiple exposures he applies individual elements of color and form to the negative, layer by layer. Meticulous calculations and geometrical skills are the necessary foundation for this. The results are abstract photographs of impressive, colorful intensity and luminosity. This book of photos is based on the series Adaptations, which reproduces famous works by other artists. Luoma presents a fascinating visual game in which the independent charisma of the photographs acts in concert with its reverence toward Francis Bacon, David Hockney, Vincent van Gogh, or Pablo Picasso. With tongue in cheek referencing, Luoma thus realizes the avant-garde's desire to liberate photography from reproducing reality, allowing it to become an art.

NIKO LUOMA (*1970, Helsinki) is one of the most independent representatives of the Helsinki School. He studied photography in Boston and Helsinki. His works have been seen in renowned museums worldwide and can be found in prominent collections. In 2012 Hatje Cantz released And Time is No Longer an Obstacle.

About the author

NIKO LUOMA (*1970, Helsinki) ist einer der eigenständigsten Vertreter der Helsinki School. Er studierte Fotografie in Boston und Helsinki. Seine Werke werden weltweit in renommierten Museen ausgestellt und sind in bedeutende Sammlungen vertreten. 2012 erschien bei Hatje Cantz And Time is No Longer an Obstacle.

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No one uses the camera like the photographer Niko Luoma. He is not interested in capturing the world in front of his lens. He uses light to create his own visual spheres. Using up to a thousand multiple exposures he applies individual elements of color and form to the negative, layer by layer. Meticulous calculations and geometrical skills are the necessary foundation for this. The results are abstract photographs of impressive, colorful intensity and luminosity. This book of photos is based on the series
Adaptations,
which reproduces famous works by other artists. Luoma presents a fascinating visual game in which the independent charisma of the photographs acts in concert with its reverence toward Francis Bacon, David Hockney, Vincent van Gogh, or Pablo Picasso. With tongue in cheek referencing, Luoma thus realizes the avant-garde’s desire to liberate photography from reproducing reality, allowing it to become an art.


NIKO LUOMA (*1970, Helsinki) is one of the most independent representatives of the Helsinki School. He studied photography in Boston and Helsinki. His works have been seen in renowned museums worldwide and can be found in prominent collections. In 2012 Hatje Cantz released
And Time is No Longer an Obstacle
.

Foreword

- New book by the Finnish fine art photographer - Abstract photography - Bibliophile’s Swiss softcover

Product details

Authors Niko Luoma, Juha Nenonen, Timoth Persons, Timothy Persons, Lyl Rexer, Lyle Rexer, Lyle et al Rexer, Duncan Wooldridge
Publisher Hatje Cantz Verlag
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 31.12.2020
 
EAN 9783775746892
ISBN 978-3-7757-4689-2
No. of pages 184
Dimensions 254 mm x 22 mm x 306 mm
Weight 1136 g
Illustrations 150 Abb.
Series MONOGRAFIE
Fotografie
Fotografie, Film
Subjects Guides > Hobby, home > Photography, filmmaking, video filmmaking
Humanities, art, music > Art > Photography, film, video, TV
Non-fiction book > Art, literature > Photo art

Fotografie, Computerkunst, Zeitgenössische Fotografie, Finnische Fotografie, SurrealismusFotografie, auseinandersetzen

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