FACES
“FACES”
A VIRTUAL EXHIBITION
The face is a surface shaped by light and shadow. The camera does not recreate what is seen but transforms it. In this transformation, the subject becomes a study in contrasts: hardness and softness, permanence and fragility. The details of pores, lines, and reflections tell a story of surfaces in dialogue with light over time.
The photographic frame isolates these elements, presenting the image as a three-dimensional presence suspended within two dimensions. At the same time, it carries traces of identity and culture, shaped by social and historical forces. This perspective considers not only how the subject exists physically but also how experience, memory, and context give it meaning. Light alters perception, and photography reframes reality. What emerges is a terrain of form, material, identity, and culture; a subject of both depth and texture.
“FACES”
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Frankie Breakfast
Monica Chandwani
Bo Colin
Michael Eckart
Bardia Kabirifar
Brendan Muldoon
Nadine Rapczynski
Tonya Russell
Elena Rylina
Leroy Skalstad
Camdyen Tate
Rainer Würth