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 “ABSTRACT” 

 A VIRTUAL EXHIBITION 

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Abstract photography occupies a space between perception and representation. It resists the obligation to depict and instead privileges experience, sensation and interpretation. Through this refusal of the literal, it invites a more open, reflective mode of seeing.

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Detached from narrative and context, elements such as light, form, texture and colour are no longer secondary. They become autonomous, expressive forces. The resulting image is not a record of the world, but an encounter with its possibilities.

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Rather than offering clarity, abstraction invites ambiguity. It encourages a form of engagement that is intuitive, responsive and personal. Meaning emerges not through recognition, but through the viewer’s own imaginative and emotional response.

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In this way, abstract photography is not a departure from reality, but an alternative way of engaging with it; one that values uncertainty, perception and the poetic potential of the image.

 “ABSTRACT” 

 PHOTOGRAPHERS 

Ramy Ahmed Amer

Helena Art & Carolina Anyways

Eva Beifong

Brigitte B Burckhardt

Caroline Collett

​Irina Ebralidze

Michael Eckart

​Claudia Maria Gómez Saldarriaga

Kylo-Patrick Hart

Artur Jastrzębski

Lowz

Gabriele Marroni

William Joe Josephs Radford

​Nadine Rapczynski

Karen Safer

Ivan Ujević

Max Underwood

Angela Vinson

Rainer Würth

 

 

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