Sonja Braas at Galerie Tanit: Photography and the Construction of Reality
At Galerie Tanit, Sonja Braas's exhibition probes the tension between photography as evidence and as construction. Her staged images of tornadoes, icebergs, and jungles are built from wire, cotton, concrete, and pipe cleaners, yet circulate as seemingly transparent records. The works challenge trust and doubt in visual media.
Key facts
- Sonja Braas exhibition at Galerie Tanit
- Examines how photography shapes perception of reality
- Photographs are staged or manipulated
- Images circulate as evidence in social and news media
- Tornado made from wire and cotton
- Iceberg modeled in concrete
- Jungle assembled from pipe cleaners
- Tension between trust and doubt
Entities
Artists
- Sonja Braas
Institutions
- Galerie Tanit