The rendering eye : urban America revisited / Regula Bochsler/Philipp Sarasin ; [texts, Regula Bochsler ... et al. ; translation, Bernd Heise, Martin Jaeggi].

Main entry:

Bochsler, Regula, 1958-

Title & Author:

The rendering eye : urban America revisited / Regula Bochsler/Philipp Sarasin ; [texts, Regula Bochsler ... et al. ; translation, Bernd Heise, Martin Jaeggi].

Edition:

First edition

Publication:

Zurich : Edition Patrick Frey, 2014.
©2014

Description:

287 pages : chiefly illustrations (chiefly color) ; 34 cm.

Series:

Edition Patrick Frey ; no. 154

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Text in English and German.

Summary:

Art from snapshots taken off Apple Maps from urban scapes across the US: deserted streets, buildings and industrial plants, trees, streets and machinery are collected and edited by Regula Bochsler and Philipp Sarasin for this large-scale artist book. Blurred outlines, distortions and reflections lend these images a handmade, painterly beauty. Insightful essays touch on the history of aerial photography, the nature and effects of 3-D simulation and the theoretical ramifications of surveillance technology. -- Amazon.com.

ISBN:

9783905929546 (hd. bd.)
3905929546 (hd. bd.)

Subject:

Bochsler, Regula, 1958-
Sarasin, Philipp, 1956-
Cities and towns North America Pictorial works.
Photography, Artistic.
Photographie artistique.
art photography.
Cities and towns
North America

Form/genre:

Pictorial works

Added entries:

Sarasin, Philipp, 1956-
Heise, Bernd.
Jäggi, Martin, 1969-
Edition Patrick Frey ; no. 154.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 308664
Call No.: BIB 254017
Status: Available

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