My Private Universe_2- Final Version
Notes from the province of my own perception
de Christian Lichtenberg
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À propos du livre
The pictures are taken from original photos with handwriting. The writing does not explain the photos. It creates another level but is related to the content of the pictures.
I encourage everyone to read between the lines. What you can look at, is not necessarily what you can see.
The paradox has become my home, and I have surrendered to “not knowing”. It allows me to accept and enjoy life with all its facets. What remains, however, are the endless questions about our existence and the curiosity for answers.
Perhaps we only need questions to keep going and not necessarily answers. Everything is right in front of our nose and can be experienced with our senses. Let’s be children again, explore the worlds as we did on the first day of our existence and write our own stories on a blank sheet of paper.
We are all the same, but still, no human is exactly the same as another. Maybe it is good to be aware of our
conditioning and accept the beautiful diversity of everything. And, because everything is constantly moving, let’s
embrace that everything is temporary and cannot be possessed.
Caractéristiques et détails
- Catégorie principale: Livres d'art et de photographie
- Catégories supplémentaires Photographie artistique, Inspiration
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Format choisi: 20×25 cm
# de pages: 222 -
ISBN
- Couverture rigide imprimée: 9798881410490
- Date de publication: avril 19, 2024
- Langue English
- Mots-clés personal, philosophical, bw photography with text
À propos du créateur
Christian Lichtenberg lives and works in Indonesia and Switzerland. His explorations are oscillating between chaos and emptiness, between the narrative and the abstract. He is using photography, video, sound and painting as medias. On his way, he got some international awards like Grosser Preis Biennale für Fotografie, São Paolo, Brasilien had exhibitions and is represented in collections of museums like Fondation Beyeler and Kunstmuseum Biel, public institutions like Universitätsspital Basel-Stadt and private collections like Kunstsammlung Hoffmann La Roche and Kunst(Zeug)Haus Rapperswil-Jona. There are also quite a number of publications, books like Mirei Shigemori — Rebel in the Garden (Birkhäuser) and catalogues about his work.