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The Mud Cycle N°29 Photograph - Limited Edition of 10
France
Photography, Color on Fine Art Paper
Size: 39.4 W x 26 H x 0.4 D in
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Over 2 years ( 2014 - 2016 ) Olaf Wipperfürth photographed regularly two traditional Japanese Sumo schools in Tokyo ( Chiganoura Beya + Takadawa beya ) during their early morning training session. Taking pictures opened the view on the visual language of sumo-culture of today vs. complexity of hyper-tech societies and the body itself, represented through unfamiliar, almost dance and trance like movements and emotions. The translation of the Japanese beya, means room or also stage, the captured movements and atmosphere in theses images are ment to locate more the theatrical qualities of contemporary dance then those of combat. Olaf Wipperfürth, mostly excludes in his photography the actual moment of wrestling. Instead he concentrates on the abstraction of mud imprints on the sumo bodies enhanced by paint interventions on some of the prints. The photographs avoid the codes of reportage and invites the viewer to more ephemeral perspectives.This project is part of a work cycle on trace, mouvement and absence, which are some of the most fundamental aspects in Olaf Wipperfürth’s work.
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Photography:Color on Fine Art Paper
Artist Produced Limited Edition of:10
Size:39.4 W x 26 H x 0.4 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:No
Packaging:Ships Rolled in a Tube
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The german artist, photographer and filmmaker, Olaf Wipperfürth is cutting across the disciplines of photography and painting, exploring his essential themes of: absence, the transformation of body and environment in ephemeral space and the process of memory. His art can be found in private collections around the world from Europe, US and China and is shown in various exhibitions internationally. He has been published in book editions and leading magazines such as Vogue, Quadratur, Vanity Fair, Numéro, Rolling Stone and Interview Magazine. Awards - REfocus Award nominée 2023 portrait pro catergory - Coca | Center of contemporary artists - Finalist for "Ungaged" mixed media art work in 2020 - TIFA - the Tokyo International Foto Awards. 2018 awarded for the b&w series "Shift". - PX3 - Prix de la photographie, Paris. 2018 awarded for the series "the mud cycle" - MONOVISION - awarded honorable mention 2018 for the series "the mud cycle" Book publications - The aesthetic rest: remarks on a aesthetic of the moment, Doctorate, Mercator University - Glas - Quadratur Art, Text by Prof Dr. C. Rülcker ISBN 3-9806677-2-3 - L'intérieur - 24 Poses, Text by Carine Soyer, ISBN 2-84779-005-5 - Oceanic Art - Text by A.J.P Meyer, Könemann Edition, ISBN 3-89508- 080-2 - The Fashion Book - Dries van Noten, Page 476, Phaidon Edition, ISBN 0-7148388-X - The Golden Anniversary - Dries Van Noten, Limited Edition - L'Or blanc du Loch Ness - Text by Hervé Jaouen, Edition Gallimard, ISBN 2-07-050497-2 - Dries van Noten - Edition Les Arts Décoratifs, ISBN 978-2-919614-48-0 - Beauty in the 21st Century. - Dumont Edition, ISBN 978-3-8321-9102-3
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