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Forty viewpoints in seven instances on the reconstruction of two enviroments by Björn Lövin

Forty viewpoints in seven instances on the reconstruction of two enviroments by Björn Lövin

Häftad bok. Null & Void Books. 1 uppl. 2024. 368 sidor.

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ISBN
9789198185454
Titel
Forty viewpoints in seven instances on the reconstruction of two enviroments by Björn Lövin
Författare
Olsson, Peo
Förlag
Null & Void Books
Utgivningsår
2024
Omfång
368 sidor
Bandtyp
Danskt band
Mått
210 x 270 mm Ryggbredd 30 mm
Vikt
850 g
Språk
English
Baksidestext
This book contains photographs whose origins and domicile are under negotiation. The basis of the project is made of the original archive photographs of a series of exhibitions by installation artist Björn Lövin in the 70s and 80s, via images from a digital reconstruction of the same exhibits and ending with documentary photographs from a physical reconstruction process at Moderna Museet in Sweden in 2022. Taking place between the covers of this book is a kind of photographic dissolution and recollection which is the result of many years of researching Björn Lövin’s world. An encounter between visual documentation from different places—from the archives, via a reconstruction in a digital space and back to the physical. The ”image of” moves between different materialities and places, both mental and mechanical. Less accessible spaces that through the images’ existence can be demonstrated and be imagined. What does the image look like after being transfered? The documentation process raised questions about the inherent characteristics of photography, the photographic layers and their relation to each other. When transported, the photographic imprint, its indexicality, is stretched and adjusted, doubling back in the end. While the focus has been on Björn Lövin’s environments, there has at the same time been a dissolution of some of the basic premises of photography: form, thought, meaning change places with light, reflection, glow. And back again. Including essays by Björn Larsson, Lila Lee-Morrison, Lívia Nolasco-Rózsás and forward by Peo Olsson