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Echo / Jungjin Lee ; Herausgeber/editors: Doris Gassert, Thomas Seelig ; Texte/texts: Thomas Seelig, Liz Wells, Lena Fritsch, Hester Keijser.
Photographer
Yi, Chŏng-jin, 1961-
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Book
Language
German
English
Published/Created
Leipzig : Spector Books, 2016.
Description
74 pages : illustrations ; 31 cm
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Marquand Library - Photography
TR647 .Y53 2016q Oversize
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Photography, Artistic
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Exhibitions
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Yi, Chŏng-jin 1961-
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Host institution
Fotomuseum Winterthur
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Editor
Gassert, Doris
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Seelig, Thomas, 1964-
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Writer of added commentary
Seelig, Thomas, 1964-
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Wells, Liz, 1948-
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Fritsch, Lena
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Keijser, Hester
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Summary note
In the early 1990s various trips took Jungjin Lee into the endless expanse of America, where she captured archaic, primal images of deserts, rocks, undergrowth, and cactuses. Her fragmentary and poetic series of images have been described by the great Robert Frank as "landscapes without the human beast". Drawing on her South Korean heritage, the artist developed a highly unique pictorial language in series such as Ocean, On Road, Pagodas, Things, and Wind, in which her fundamental interest in nature and culture is expressed in a space of poetic resonance. In her work, Jungjin Lee taps her profound understanding for materiality, texture, and craftsmanship. Working with Liquid Light, she applies photosensitive emulsion onto rice paper with a coarse brush. The resulting imprecisions in the development process and imperfections in production run counter to photography's supposed claim to truth. Jungjin Lee's large-format pictures take on a physical presence that is immediately captivating.--Gallery website.
Notes
Catalog of an exhibition held at Fotomuseum Winterthur, September 17, 2016 - January 29, 2017.
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Other title(s)
Jungjin Lee : Echo
ISBN
9783959051231
3959051239
OCLC
974653650
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