Majestically austere photographs of monastic interior spaces by Friederike von Rauch
Berlin-based artist Friederike von Rauch (born 1967) uses a medium-format camera to depict monastic interiors. Collected here, these photographs―absent of human figures with a delicate balance of light and dark―capture the contemplative power of monastic spaces without an emphasis on their religious context.
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Hardback. Condition: New. With her eye for architectural details, Friederike von Rauch captures the contemplative power of monastery interiors and simultaneously separates them from their religious context. The Berlin-based artist has lived and worked in several of the icons of European monastery architecture over the past few years, including Le Corbusier's Sainte-Marie de La Tourette near Lyon, Hans van der Laan's Roosenberg Abbey near Antwerp, and Andrea Palladio's monastery San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice. Using an analogue, medium-format camera, she has created images that tell of immersion, with ascetic lighting control and reduced colours. The absence of human presence and the subtle treatment of light and shadow lend her interiors an element of timelessness and placelessness. Seller Inventory # LU-9783868595918
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Hardback. Condition: New. With her eye for architectural details, Friederike von Rauch captures the contemplative power of monastery interiors and simultaneously separates them from their religious context. The Berlin-based artist has lived and worked in several of the icons of European monastery architecture over the past few years, including Le Corbusier's Sainte-Marie de La Tourette near Lyon, Hans van der Laan's Roosenberg Abbey near Antwerp, and Andrea Palladio's monastery San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice. Using an analogue, medium-format camera, she has created images that tell of immersion, with ascetic lighting control and reduced colours. The absence of human presence and the subtle treatment of light and shadow lend her interiors an element of timelessness and placelessness. Seller Inventory # LU-9783868595918
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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - With her eye for architectural details, Friederike von Rauch captures the contemplative power of monastic interiors-while simultaneously separating them from their religious context. The Berlin-based artist has lived and worked in several of the icons of European monastic architecture over the past few years, including Le Corbusier's Sainte-Marie de La Tourette near Lyon, Hans van der Laan's Roosenberg Abbey near Antwerp, and Andrea Palladio's monastery San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice. Using an analogue, medium-format camera, she has created images that tell of immersion, with ascetic lighting control and reduced colors. The absence of human presence and the subtle treatment of light and shadow lend her interiors an element of timelessness and placelessness. ; Mit ihrem Blick für architektonische Details fängt Friederike von Rauch die kontemplative Kraft von Klosterräumen ein - und löst sie zugleich aus ihrem religiösen Kontext. Die Berliner Künstlerin hat in den letzten Jahren in einigen der Ikonen europäischer Klosterarchitektur gelebt und gearbeitet, unter anderem in Le Corbusiers Sainte-Marie de La Tourette bei Lyon, in der Abtei Roosenberg von Hans van der Laan nahe Antwerpen sowie in Andrea Palladios Kloster San Giorgio Maggiore in Venedig. Entstanden sind Bilder der Versenkung, aufgenommen mit einer analogen Mittelformatkamera, in asketischer Lichtregie und mit reduziertem Kolorit. Die Abwesenheit menschlicher Präsenz und der subtile Umgang mit Licht und Schatten lassen die Interieurs zeit- und ortlos erscheinen. Seller Inventory # 9783868595918
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