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6. Fotofestival Lenzburg
 
 
 

6. Fotofestival Lenzburg

 
Synthesis
 

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Festival: 25 May – 23 June 2023
 
Opening Weekend: Saturday/Sunday 25th/26th May 2024

Programm: here
 
 

Fotofestival Lenzburg

General Herzog Strasse 14, CH-5600 Lenzburg

www.fotofestivallenzburg.ch
Fotofestival Lenzburg
 
 
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Anastasia Samoylova
From the series "Image Cities"
 
Anastasia Samoylova » (US) - Image Cities
The Image Cities project explores the role of photorealistic depictions in urban development
by closely considering the images permeating the global cities, from life-scale,
ultra-realistic renderings of future urban construction to the more intimate reminders
of cultural identities of each place, advertisements, and other vernacular imagery.
 
 
A synthesis of numerous topics

The exhibitions this year focus on the theme of 'Synthesis' and encourage us to consider the rapid advancements in technology and the overwhelming amount of information that we encounter. In the midst of this diversity, individuals can feel lost, but can also find ways to rediscover themselves and strive for balance. The theme of synthesis is also reflected in the art on display, which explores the permanence and transformation of images.

The exhibited artists address various urgent themes, such as light pollution, the intersection of bacteria and art, the love of food, the art of play, and the complexity of human relationships. Through their photographic projects, these artists evoke emotions and inspire reflection on these pressing issues in our society.

With over 300 images, 13 locations and 20 indoor and open-air exhibitions, this year's edition of Fotofestival Lenzburg is the most extensive to date.
 
 
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Sabine Hess
From the series "You Felt The Roots Grow"
 
Sabine Hess » (CH) - You Felt The Roots Grow
“I hold your hand and, carefully, try to capture it. Imprint on my brain the texture of your wrinkly skin,
the warmth of your touch, the way your fingers wrap around mine.” After seven years of illness,
the fight against cancer is coming to an end and the author is torn between conflicting feelings.
 
 
Exhibited projects:
 
 
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The Photographer’s Guide to Los Santos
 
The Photographer’s Guide to Los Santos
The Photographer’s Guide to Los Santos interrogates the ontological boundaries between physical and virtual spaces through an examination of photographic practices situated within the ludic framework of Rockstar North’s record-breaking 2013 release Grand Theft Auto V. Situating Los Santos as an augmented simulacrum of Los Angeles, the epicentre of global image production, the exhibition explores the emergence of this fictional locale as a site of artistic experimentation and critical inquiry.
 
 
 
 
6. Fotofestival Lenzburg
 
Luisa Dörr
From the series "Imilla"
 
Luisa Dörr » (BR) - Imilla
he Bolivian “polleras”, voluminous skirts commonly associated with the indigenous women of the highlands, have for decades been a symbol of uniqueness, but also an object of discrimination.
 
 
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Kathrin Linkersdorff
"MICROVERSES
 
Kathrin Linkersdorff » (DE) - Microverses
Kathrin Linkersdorff creates works that can be understood as a synthesis of art and science. She regards pigments as a particular expression of life and as such they have been a focus already in her “Wabi Sabi” and “Fairies” works.
 
 
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Jansen van Staden
From the series "Microlight"
 
Jansen van Staden » (ZA) - Microlight
Aware that he belonged to one of the first South African generations that grew up during post-Apartheid, Jansen van Staden’s work questions tradition and trauma in his homeland.
 
 
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Mattia Balsamini
From the series "PROTEGE NOCTEM"
 
Mattia Balsamini » (FR) - PROTEGE NOCTEM
Blinded by billions of artificial lights, the night sky has become a tainted canvas for us, an unknown phenomenon. 83% of the world’s population has never seen the Milky Way.
 
 
Opening Weekend Agenda:

The 6th edition of the festival opens on 25 and 26 May with a special agenda.

Many international & national authors, as well as the curators, will personally guide the visitors through their exhibitions.

Authors attending: Mattia Balsamini, IT, Damaris Betancourt, CH, Markus Bühler, CH, Cortis & Sonderegger, CH, Federico Estol, UY, Mattia Dagani Rio CH, Anja Furrer, CH, Maria Giovanna Giugliano, IT, Jana Hartmann, DE, Sabine Hess, CH, Kathrin Linkersdorff, DE, Aurelie Pétrel , FR, Alexandra Pfammatte - 2girls1comp CH, Katie Prock, USA, Paulo Simão, PT, Jansen van Staden, ZA, Marta Zgierska, PL.

Curators attending: Florian Amoser, Daniel Blochwitz, Margherita Guerra, Katerina Leontidou, Antoine Martin, Marco de Mutiis, Olga Popova.

Full agenda: here
 
 
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