Photo Obscura (eBook, ePUB) - Chuk, Natasha
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Photo Obscura: The Photographic in Post-Photography discusses the profound transformation of post-photography. It argues post-photography is not merely a trend but a significant movement that redefines photography by integrating it with emerging technologies and creative practices, resulting in works that may not even resemble photographs but still retain a photographic influence.
It is structured around various themes, including AI-generated images, the intersection of digital and physical art forms, and the changing relationship between visual representation and perception. Drawing on…mehr

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Photo Obscura: The Photographic in Post-Photography discusses the profound transformation of post-photography. It argues post-photography is not merely a trend but a significant movement that redefines photography by integrating it with emerging technologies and creative practices, resulting in works that may not even resemble photographs but still retain a photographic influence.

It is structured around various themes, including AI-generated images, the intersection of digital and physical art forms, and the changing relationship between visual representation and perception. Drawing on photo history, media studies, visual studies, art history, and the digital humanities and through discussions of specific artworks and artists, it provides insights into how post-photography continues to evolve, offering new ways to understand, define, and engage with the photographic image in the digital age. It highlights the influence of digital culture, where the abundance of images and information has led to novel approaches in art that question the very nature of photography, truth, and reality. Still, it maintains that despite this radical shift, photography's influence remains central, even when hidden or abstracted in the final work.

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Autorenporträt
Natasha Chuk, PhD (she/her) is a media theorist, writer, and educator whose work focuses on the relations between art, philosophy, and creative technologies. She is the author of Vanishing Points: Articulations of Death, Fragmentation, and the Unexperienced Experience of Created Objects (Intellect, 2015), and she is working on a book tentatively called Traces in the Image: The Photographic in Post-Photography (Intellect, forthcoming). Her work has been published in Millennium Film Journal, Ultra Dogme, Kolaj Magazine, the Institute of Network Cultures, Metaverse Creativity Journal (now Virtual Creativity), Baltic Screen Media Journal, Flat Journal, and others. She lives and works in New York City.

IG: @natychuk