On the edge of history
analog photography, artists and wrong images
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-7114.sig.2019.148839Keywords:
historiography, analog photography, wrong imagesAbstract
This article analyses artworks by Paolo Gioli and Dirceu Maués who use analog media, discussing elastic nature of time and its duration. We try to think about the experimental character of handmade cameras use and the investigation of links among cinema, photography and painting. These image examples, added to artworks of artists against a pure and direct image’s model, longstanding by the “photography form” concept, contribute in contemporaneity to the writing of a particular history of the photographic medium, characterized by an aesthetic of the noises, of the unforeseen, of chaos.
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