Photography's Handmade Sets Persist in Digital Age
Despite widespread digitalization, photography continues to employ handcrafted sets and models, a self-critical practice that has evolved into a distinct genre. The article explores how constructed tableaux remain relevant, questioning the medium's relationship with reality and artifice.
Key facts
- Photography still uses handmade sets despite digitalization.
- The practice is described as self-critical.
- It has become a recognized genre.
- The article is from artpress, published in 2001.
- The original title is 'Images du soupçon : photographies de maquettes'.
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- artpress
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