Paul Boger’s studio in Tilburg is a treasure trove of curiosities, oddities and sculptural forms. The artist transforms two-dimensional images into dizzying optical illusions. His workspace is a playground, allowing for ever more experimental approaches to the photographic medium.
"I like to surround myself with things that inspire me. It's an essential part of my working process."
"If the image already exists, I don’t need to create it anymore. If I have created the image, I don’t need to look for it anymore."
"When I create, I try to play rather than think."
"I need to have my studio brimming with what I call "possibilities"."
Selected by
Galerie Dudokdegroot,
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
“Fascinated by photography’s overlooked potential to create dizzying optical illusions, Paul Bogaers transforms flat images and found objects into new sculptural forms.“
Selected by
Trine Stephensen,
Commissioning Editor, Unseen
Combining prose with photographs from an abandoned archive, Pablo Lerma’s multilayered photobook plays with history, memory and fiction.
Selected by
Amelie Schüle,
Curator, Unseen
“The importance and complexity of Zohra Opoku’s work, both in her approach to the photographic medium and in the themes she explores, calls for more intimate engagement…“
Selected by
Ibasho,
Antwerp, Belgium
In his time consuming work, which integrates photography and manga, Favrod explores the thin line between fiction and reality
Selected by
Black Box Projects,
London, UK
Constructing poetic, fluid sculptures suspended in water, Adam Jeppesen expands the possibilities for defining the cyanotype process.
Selected by
Galerie Number 8,
Brussels, Belgium
David Uzochukwu (b.1998) situates mythical creatures within the Senegalese landscape in order to critique the dehumanising western gaze.
Selected by
Unseen Platform
By creating expansive sculptural photographs and installations, Felicity Hammond questions our relationship to both the digital and physical world.
Selected by
Rolf Art,
Buenos Aires, Argentina
“...archival photographs are essential for transmitting history and experience to new generations, because stories that contain images generate empathy, and will reach younger people in a more emotional way.“
Selected by
Robert Morat Galerie,
Berlin, Germany
Reflecting on architecture’s performative power, Grützner questions the extent to which it can determine human behavior.
Selected by
Nature Morte,
New Delhi, India
Moving between public and private spaces, Bharat Sikka creates a nuanced portrayal of his father’s life.
Selected by
Black Box Projects,
London, UK
“I can make a negative out of anything; light either moves through it or around it. It’s a matter of planning the end result and finding a way there.“
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