Exposiciones para ver. Robbins y Becher. Desplazamientos. Fundación Museo ICO. PhotoEspaña 2016
Esta exposición me voy a permitir recomendarla porque es divertida....
Es curioso porque, en cierto modo, coincido con los mismos fotógrafos que, textualmente dicen en el catálogo
- Robbins y Becher no son fotógrafos, son artistas que se sirven de la fotografía como medio
Es decir una exposición en PhotoEspaña de gente que se califica como no fotógrafo.
Dicho esto se presentan una seria de fotografías que parecen fotos de un catálogo de turismo realizadas con buenos medios y un cierto arte.
En realidad las series tienen un carácter documental evidente, nos muestran lugares del mundo que yo, por lo menos, no conocía, y nos lo muestran desde un punto de vista frío, plano, en brillantes colores.
Salimos de la exposición pensando que este mundo es muy grande, un punto más grande de lo que creíamos en su variedad y un mucho más ridículo de lo que pensábamos.
- Creo que ese es el fin de sus fotos y ese fin lo logran de sobra.La fotografía como documento.
Repito que, si tuviera que expresar la exposición en dos palabras diría. "divertida y curiosa".
Robbins y Becher. Desplazamientos
Sus series fotográficas, acompañadas por breves textos, reproducen situaciones profundamente reveladoras, si bien no constituyen documentos periodísticos. Al contrario, generan impresionantes imágenes que provocan un tipo intensivo de percepción que lleva al espectador a una “lectura” minuciosa de las mismas.
Andrea Robbins And Max Becher. WEB
Aquí pueden ustedes ver numerosas fotos de sus manos y apreciar su interés.
En ( google translate)
I'm going to allow this exhibition to recommend it because it is fun ....
It's funny because, in a way, I agree with the same photographers who, literally say in the catalog
Robbins and Becher are not photographers are artists who use photography as a means
Is an exhibition PhotoEspaña of people who are qualified as photographer.
Having said that a series of photographs that look like photos from a catalog of tourism made with good media and some art are presented.
Actually the series have an obvious documentary show us places in the world that I, at least, did not know, and we show it from a standpoint cold, flat, in bright colors.
We left the show thinking that this world is very big, bigger than we thought in its variety and a much more ridiculous than we thought point.
I think that's the end of your photos and they achieve that end surplus.
I repeat, if I had to express exposure in two words he says. "Fun and funny".
Robbins and Becher. displacementsHis photographic series, accompanied by short texts, reproduce deeply revealing situations, although not constitute journalistic documents. Instead, they create stunning images that cause intensive kind of perception that takes the viewer to a thorough "reading" them.
Andrea Robbins and Max Becher. WEBHere you can see numerous photos of their hands and appreciate your interest.
I'm going to allow this exhibition to recommend it because it is fun ....
It's funny because, in a way, I agree with the same photographers who, literally say in the catalog
Robbins and Becher are not photographers are artists who use photography as a means
Is an exhibition PhotoEspaña of people who are qualified as photographer.
Having said that a series of photographs that look like photos from a catalog of tourism made with good media and some art are presented.
Actually the series have an obvious documentary show us places in the world that I, at least, did not know, and we show it from a standpoint cold, flat, in bright colors.
We left the show thinking that this world is very big, bigger than we thought in its variety and a much more ridiculous than we thought point.
I think that's the end of your photos and they achieve that end surplus.
I repeat, if I had to express exposure in two words he says. "Fun and funny".
Robbins and Becher. displacementsHis photographic series, accompanied by short texts, reproduce deeply revealing situations, although not constitute journalistic documents. Instead, they create stunning images that cause intensive kind of perception that takes the viewer to a thorough "reading" them.
Andrea Robbins and Max Becher. WEBHere you can see numerous photos of their hands and appreciate your interest.