Vogric Marko has proposed to Kinemax Gorizia (Victory Square) of the photographs taken with a Lubitel remodeled with a hole steneopeico. In conjunction with severe
his birthday ... Here the images of the inauguration the exhibition "A mouse in Gorizia," then in that of the celebrations at the headquarters of Bukuje Fotoclub Skupina75.
He introjected the views of Eugene Atget loved by the Surrealists, those who were opposed to the images and pompous celebration of a monumental Grande Ville and favored instead of the seemingly anonymous views of streets and little shops that also fascinated Breton and Man Ray.
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the Surrealists Vogric also seems to have embraced the theory, which was used to "downgrade" the categories of art, both through the research subjects "less noble", or not deemed worthy of attention, both by reversing the coordinates of composition . In the series shooting through the hole made steneopeico, in fact, the author dramatically lowers the vertical plane bringing it up to the level of the road.
In the images the manhole covers, everyday objects, usually nearly invisible to passers-by because part of the urban transition, capturing the first floor, becoming the protagonists of a bare Gorizia, far from modern and dynamic traffic, but pert own this magically suspended in a timeless moment. The places in the background, the succession of walls and porches and the streets that rain has made silver belong to Gorizia, but through the perspective of the breadth and striking camera angles, represent the fabric of any other town. The gravel-dense materials in washery complex stone carvings and worn manhole-transform in mysterious chests, precious portals of arcane symbols lying between two sizes, each access contains a past, every filter that receives the waste from the city, hiding a belly issued and button.
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The Princic was present!
The
Psikonano was not there. He was meeting his lawyers ...
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