transpose
7 min. loop
61 frames on three slideprojections
2 x 7 m
2018
In the work ‘transpose’ I deal with photography as a medium of remembrance in everyday life and the relationship of photography to memory and the relationship between photography and memory and vice versa.
Using photos, we want to capture fleeting moments for a lasting memory.
What do people consider worth remembering in everyday life? And can we add anything new to the multitude of photographs
can we add anything new to the multitude of photographs or are we just repeating what has gone before?
In a combination of other people's and my own slides, I approach my photographic vision and
show a material that is in the process of disappearing. The photographic material becomes the content of the picture, becomes
visible and at the same time brought into a new form through processing and its dissolution.