Oliver Möst
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Oliver Möst Clackastigmat 6.0
Oliver Möst is a spectacles wearer. He is shortsighted, without cut glasses in front of his eyes he sees everything blurred – and that badly. Primarily because of that, he is bothered by the question, in how far the things he sees equal the things others see, with or without spectacles. Because the world does not provide pictures, we create them ourselves. For this book Oliver Möst has photographed very different series, ordinary and very specific ones, some in the studio, others on the spot, in cities or at the sea. We see nudes, still lives with flowers, his father’s cup collection, horseman-statues from all over Europe, but beach houses and tourists as well.
For the pictures the photograph has reconstructed his AGFA CLACK, his own spectacles glass with the strength of 6 diopters avoids every f...
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Oliver Möst is a spectacles wearer. He is shortsighted, without cut glasses in front of his eyes he sees everything blurred – and that badly. Primarily because of that, he is bothered by the question, in how far the things he sees equal the things others see, with or without spectacles. Because the world does not provide pictures, we create them ourselves. For this book Oliver Möst has photographed very different series, ordinary and very specific ones, some in the studio, others on the spot, in cities or at the sea. We see nudes, still lives with flowers, his father’s cup collection, horseman-statues from all over Europe, but beach houses and tourists as well.
For the pictures the photograph has reconstructed his AGFA CLACK, his own spectacles glass with the strength of 6 diopters avoids every f...