Zin Taylor : ambient visions of a dot / graphic design & editing, Jurgen Maelfeyt ; translation, Kyoko Wada Goliga.

Title & Author:

Zin Taylor : ambient visions of a dot / graphic design & editing, Jurgen Maelfeyt ; translation, Kyoko Wada Goliga.

Publication:

[Sint-Amandsberg] : Art Paper Editions, [2020]
©2020

Description:

1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations ; 21 cm

Series:

APE ; #161

Notes:
Chiefly illustrated.
Spine title.
Interior of folded jacket contains text by photographer and publishing information.
Parallel text in English and Japanese.

Summary:

In Zin Taylor?s?Ambient Visions of a Dot?, the artist records a day spent walking around the coastal village of Shimoda, Japan. Captured in black and white, using an old Sony Cyber-shot camera, the high contrast photographs explore a landscape rich with allegorical content. As a process of creation Taylor uses the camera as a skillful travel companion, one that is particularly adept at teasing out the sublimated influences embedded within this bucolic environment. The resulting images, along with a text written by the artist, address the abstract, surreal, uncanny, and sometimes hallucinogenic transformations of one thing into another. A series of ambient visions that document a landscape?s whimsical metamorphosis into a language of chromatic form.

ISBN:

9789493146419
9493146413

Subject:

Taylor, Zin, 1978-
Photography, Artistic.
Black-and-white photography Japan Shimoda-shi.
Photographie artistique.
art photography.
Black-and-white photography
Shimoda-shi (Japan) Pictorial works.
Japan Shimoda-shi

Form/genre:

photobooks.
Photobooks
Pictorial works
Livres de photographies.

Added entries:

Maelfeyt, Jurgen, editor.
Taylor, Zin, 1978- photographer.
Goliga, Kyoko Wada, translator
APE (Series) ; #161.

Shimoda-shi
Ambient visions of a dot

Holdings:

Location: Library main 310095
Call No.: BIB 255222
Status: Available

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