DARK MATTER - MONOGRAM 1 - Ron Jude

25,00 €
Out of print

In " Dark Matter - Monogram 1 ", Ron Jude photographically revisits the news from his hometown in Idaho. In particular, he questions how these visuals can be used to reflect the moods and collective values of a particular microcosm. Feeling a real sense of unease and perplexity about the cultural bifurcation of the United States, Ron Jude paces his photographic narrative with an image loop to evoke the latent undercurrents of this general mood. " Dark Matter " is thus both a self-reflexive meditation on how cultural context shapes sense of self, but also an examination of how photography, as a mass medium, reflects and reinforces shared perceptions and attitudes.

Published by MONOGRAM, 2022

20 cm x 26 cm, 64 pages

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In " Dark Matter - Monogram 1 ", Ron Jude photographically revisits the news from his hometown in Idaho. In particular, he questions how these visuals can be used to reflect the moods and collective values of a particular microcosm. Feeling a real sense of unease and perplexity about the cultural bifurcation of the United States, Ron Jude paces his photographic narrative with an image loop to evoke the latent undercurrents of this general mood. " Dark Matter " is thus both a self-reflexive meditation on how cultural context shapes sense of self, but also an examination of how photography, as a mass medium, reflects and reinforces shared perceptions and attitudes.

Published by MONOGRAM, 2022

20 cm x 26 cm, 64 pages

In " Dark Matter - Monogram 1 ", Ron Jude photographically revisits the news from his hometown in Idaho. In particular, he questions how these visuals can be used to reflect the moods and collective values of a particular microcosm. Feeling a real sense of unease and perplexity about the cultural bifurcation of the United States, Ron Jude paces his photographic narrative with an image loop to evoke the latent undercurrents of this general mood. " Dark Matter " is thus both a self-reflexive meditation on how cultural context shapes sense of self, but also an examination of how photography, as a mass medium, reflects and reinforces shared perceptions and attitudes.

Published by MONOGRAM, 2022

20 cm x 26 cm, 64 pages

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