COLOURS
“COLOURS”
A VIRTUAL EXHIBITION
Colour in photography is often the first element to attract attention, yet its true resonance lies beneath the surface in the emotional and interpretive layers that extend beyond first glance. It acts as a vital force, guiding how we emotionally connect with an image and how we comprehend its deeper significance.
Within these works, colour is examined through psychological, cultural, and symbolic lenses. It interacts with collective memory and the unconscious, creating links between intimate experiences and broader societal stories.
Chromatic expression here is not an embellishment but a core element in the formation of meaning. It brings contrast, clarifies relationships within the composition, and creates a rhythmic flow. Through its presence, colour conveys humanistic and historical themes, embedding layers of significance that go beyond simple visual allure. It encourages contemplation of identity, memory, and sensitivity, revealing how these aspects influence both the aesthetic and conceptual dimensions of the art.
“COLOURS”
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Lish Atchison-Roeder & Kristine Dalbey
Helga Bahmer
Brigitte B Burckhardt
Shawn Digity
Michael Eckart
Maria Fernanda Esperón Ashworth
Kylo-Patrick Hart
Francesca Howard
Jonathan Lei
João Lutz
Andrea Morales
Nadine Rapczynski
Karen Safer
Sneha Sirivara
April Surac
Tomisra Tridiba
Ivan Ujević