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This book consists of a series of composite images created by combining a digital image of an insect “collected” from a television program with a photograph of spilled liquid. The two images, with their contrasting qualities—the television image with its scan lines and the smoothness of the liquid—are forced to coexist within the same frame.
The actual photograph of the liquid appears to be the shadow of the insect’s image, reversing the usual relationship between the real and the virtual; Onodera creates a new visual world by manipulating reality and fiction.
Tankosha Publishing
This book consists of a series of composite images created by combining a digital image of an insect “collected” from a television program with a photograph of spilled liquid. The two images, with their contrasting qualities—the television image with its scan lines and the smoothness of the liquid—are forced to coexist within the same frame.
The actual photograph of the liquid appears to be the shadow of the insect’s image, reversing the usual relationship between the real and the virtual; Onodera creates a new visual world by manipulating reality and fiction.
Tankosha Publishing
