Intersections - Nguyen Dang Binh
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5<br />
Murat Germen<br />
Reading the Space as an Entity - Galleria Vittorio Emanuele,<br />
Milan, Italy<br />
30 inches x 10 inches<br />
Panoramic photography<br />
Electronic Art and Animation Catalog Art Gallery Artworks<br />
CONTACT<br />
Murat Germen<br />
Sabanci Üniversitesi<br />
Orhanli<br />
34956 Tuzla Istanbul, Turkey<br />
muratgermen@sabanciuniv.edu<br />
ARTIST STATEMENT<br />
One of the main characteristics of panoramic photography is its ability<br />
to let one perceive the object, subject, and space of interest as an<br />
entity in relation to their surroundings. Many details on the periphery<br />
that would normally be left out in single frames become centralized<br />
in panoramic photography. As a consequence, you end up with a<br />
particular life form of its own kind, which turns out to be the synthesis<br />
of individual forms, in other words a sui generis situation. This<br />
unique narrative can be extended to cubist works and Ottoman miniatures<br />
where unrealistic multifaceted descriptions can be observed.<br />
It also reminds us of Piranesi’s drawings depicting complicated,<br />
interwoven three-dimensional worlds.<br />
TECHNICAl STATEMENT<br />
This photo was captured by a digital camera (Canon EOS 5D) and<br />
stitched together using the software called Autostitch. After the<br />
stitching process, the image was retouched in Photoshop for color<br />
correction. Though some of the images in the series were later<br />
turned into QTVRs, all of them were kept and printed as panoramic<br />
photos, since the above mentioned multi-faceted “cubist” quality<br />
was much better preserved in this particular format, as opposed to<br />
QTVR.