Robin merkisch (2 resultados)
Más imágenesIndustrielle Bildwelten. Tiroler Industrie in zeitgenössischer Fotografie
Rautert, Timm; Niedermayr, Walter; Schwinge, Florian; Breede, Mona; Merkisch, Robin; Gaál, Miklos; Karvonen, Otto
Idioma: Alemán
Editorial: Fotohof, Salzburg, 2007
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Librería: Haymon Buchhandlung, Innsbruck, AustriaHaymon Buchhandlung
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EUR 45,00
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Librería: Rare Photo Gallery, Toronto, ON, CanadaRare Photo Gallery
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EUR 1785,64
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Añadir al carritoPaper board box (11Ó x 9Ó x 1.5Ó), lid stamped with MerkischÕs information, telephone number and country (Germany) inked. Housing multiple photograph collections (comprising 50 photos altogether), plus other items. Including: 13 colour photographs, depicting natural scenery including trees, forests/brush, rock formations. Prints: 14.5 x 19 cm. * Photo-series: ROBIN MERKISCH 2000-2004; TRANSFORMER; CONTAINER; CONCRETE SCULPTURES. Ontario, Canada. 25 loose. Photographs of industrial transformers, containers/"functional systems and operating units," models for concrete sculptures. Each numbered, with captions. 10 x 10.5 cm. * 12 loose. Photographs of storage containers, various nature scenes, urban industrial zones, and more. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. * PHOTOGRAPHY NOW: 2.02 Journal fur Fotografie und Videokunst. Berlin, (2002). Square 8vo. Printed paper wraps. In addition to a business card with address and informational booklets/documents on Merkisch and the photo collections inside. Robin Merkisch's work focuses on industrial objects and deals with representing objects and machines through photography. "He understands his work as a discussion and questioning of the machine's functional process. Within the work he managed to provide a free area to enable the spectator to see the images either as a machine surface, architecture, animation or abstract materialized form" (from document included). …