Vendredi 30 Janvier 2015 14:49:48 par actuphoto dans Expositions

Ösz produces engaged images that intrigue and shed an original light on the social and historical dimension of architecture and spaces.

Gábor Ösz’s work is based on a fascination with the observation of reality and the relationship between man and the space that surrounds him. Through the use of analogue photographic processes, such as the camera obscura and the pinhole technique, a body of subdued and aesthetically sharp profiled photographic work has arisen. A constant factor is the reflection upon the moment when an image is created and thus becomes perceived as such.

What is an image suitable for ? What is the image composed of ? These two questions are just as important as the one that is most often asked : what is an image ? Through years of meticulous research, Gábor Ösz has treated these three problems as parallels and as equally important : in his series, he produces tightly interconnected experimental situations, in which he studies the properties of the image.