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SomoS presents PHANTOMATIC - Nowhere to be seen Archive |
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Pauline Alioua
PHANTOMATIC - Nowhere to be seen |
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PHANTOMATIC - Nowhere to be seen Solo Exhibition of Pauline Alioua B&W Photography Exhibition and Book Presentation Opening Reception: Friday, the 8th of April 2016, 6 to 9 pm Exhibition Duration: 09. – 23.04. 2016, Wed to Sat, 2 to 7 pm SomoS presents “Phantomatic - Nowhere to be Seen” an exhibition of photographs featuring the work of SomoS Fall 2015 artist-in-residence Pauline Alioua. The portfolio of 44 b&w photographs traces the melancholic trajectory between loss and new beginnings. During her residency in Fall 2015, Pauline finished and prepared her latest series of photographs influenced by her individual perspective on humanity as well as her external, earthly views. The series of black and white landscape photography was recorded on different journeys over a long period of time and captures heartfelt responses to fleeting situations and events. The photographs share an elegant and sincere interpretation of an elegiac attitude to her own experience. Not only do her crafts and techniques, and especially her use of analog production methods, enrich her pictures in a poetic and atmospheric way, but also her personal and emotional references grant an evocative mood which invites people to rethink their own destinations and goals, reality and illusion, and freedom and limitations. In addition to the exhibited photographs, SomoS celebrates the release of Pauline Alioua’s accompanying photographic book project which includes the entire series of more than 40 photographs with an introduction by Stanley Woodward. |
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