Turning the camera on its own logic, the photographs in "Average Subject / Medium Distance" reconfigure paper guides once used to determine exposure and other image settings. Stripped of example imagery, technical numbers, and explanatory text, these relics from mid-century photographic practice are reduced to their underlying structure. In the process of removing this information, digital traces are created, shifting the surface into a rupture between physical and virtual, analog and digital, functional and useless.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through June 26.
Turning the camera on its own logic, the photographs in "Average Subject / Medium Distance" reconfigure paper guides once used to determine exposure and other image settings. Stripped of example imagery, technical numbers, and explanatory text, these relics from mid-century photographic practice are reduced to their underlying structure. In the process of removing this information, digital traces are created, shifting the surface into a rupture between physical and virtual, analog and digital, functional and useless.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through June 26.
Turning the camera on its own logic, the photographs in "Average Subject / Medium Distance" reconfigure paper guides once used to determine exposure and other image settings. Stripped of example imagery, technical numbers, and explanatory text, these relics from mid-century photographic practice are reduced to their underlying structure. In the process of removing this information, digital traces are created, shifting the surface into a rupture between physical and virtual, analog and digital, functional and useless.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through June 26.