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CAMPO VERANO

CAMPO VERANO

TORBEN ESKEROD (1960-)

Campo Verano is a series of portraits reinterpreting the photographic portraits affixed to grave markers in Campo Verano, the largest cemetery in Rome. However, by removing the pictures from their original context, they undergo a transformation, whereby Eskerod, through the enlargement of the photographs, makes visible the details and image structures, which are then able to enter new creations of meaning. Structures that reveal he impact of time on the materially vain surface of the pictures, reminding us of the presence of death in the photograph as maintenance of a bygone moment. Eskerod’s portraits are thus not merely a delineation of portraits; they also revolve around human conditions of existence: life and death. The weathering impact of time on these burial portraits has added an extra dimension in the form of a reflection on the photograph as an instrument of recollection, as layer upon layer in the creation of memories and remembrance.

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Emne	Fotokunst
Kunstner	ESKEROD, Torben
Forfatter	Stephen Greenblatt
Sprog	Engelsk tekst
Illustrationer	63 ill. i farver
Format / Sideantal	30 x 24 cm / 96 sider
Udgivelsesår	2009
Indbinding	Indbundet
Forlag	Kehrer
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ISBN	9783868280586
Lev.	3-5 dage

TORBEN ESKEROD (1960-)

Campo Verano is a series of portraits reinterpreting the photographic portraits affixed to grave markers in Campo Verano, the largest cemetery in Rome. However, by removing the pictures from their original context, they undergo a transformation, whereby Eskerod, through the enlargement of the photographs, makes visible the details and image structures, which are then able to enter new creations of meaning. Structures that reveal he impact of time on the materially vain surface of the pictures, reminding us of the presence of death in the photograph as maintenance of a bygone moment. Eskerod’s portraits are thus not merely a delineation of portraits; they also revolve around human conditions of existence: life and death. The weathering impact of time on these burial portraits has added an extra dimension in the form of a reflection on the photograph as an instrument of recollection, as layer upon layer in the creation of memories and remembrance.