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Minnie Weisz Home; Photographic Works. The Eternal; Future Memory; Obscura Portraits; City Gate Installation
Minnie Weisz, 34, is a photographer and curator. Among her recent works are a series of photographs, King’s Cross as Camera Obscura, and a short film, Urban Fairy Tale. Her studio in King’s Cross
Weisz recibió una maestría en Comunicación, Arte y Diseño en el Royal College of Art. Se especializa en la técnica de la cámara oscura. Ella adapta este método para convertir salas enteras en cámaras por toda Europa. Se ha descrito a sí misma (con respecto a su actividad artística) como una detective de la arquitectura. 4 .
Minnie Weisz has developed a photographic practice that simultaneously documents the interior and exterior of rooms by turning them into a camera obscura. Often working in abandoned and forgotten interiors across Europe, each room is a reflection of a past in the present, a witness to history, the changing landscape of the city and the shifting of time.
Books — Minnie Weisz. Published Photographs. The A-Z of Visual Ideas by John Ingeldew, Lawrence King, London 2011. 100 Ideas that changed Photography by Mary Warner Marien, Lawrence King 2012. Photography Portfolio by John Ingeldew and Lorenz Gullaschen, Lawrence King 2013.
Minnie Weisz Home; Photographic Works. Conversations; Future Memory; Obscura Portraits; City Gate Installation
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