Day: Wednesday
Time: 1-4pm
Location: WB209
This elective aims to look "beneath the surface" of photography. At the heart of the photographic process is a strange translation of the time-space dimension that sees real life events turn into 2D images. But what are these images truly made of? How do they happen? How do they exist? In the first half of the elective we will look at the multiple aspects of the photographic image by first exploring and analysing its different physical states. We will then look at its different conceptual and semiological dimensions. In the second half, physical states and conceptual dimensions will be brought together in the form of a site-specific installation that will work on and expand the time-space perception of that site.
Time: 1-4pm
Location: WB209
This elective aims to look "beneath the surface" of photography. At the heart of the photographic process is a strange translation of the time-space dimension that sees real life events turn into 2D images. But what are these images truly made of? How do they happen? How do they exist? In the first half of the elective we will look at the multiple aspects of the photographic image by first exploring and analysing its different physical states. We will then look at its different conceptual and semiological dimensions. In the second half, physical states and conceptual dimensions will be brought together in the form of a site-specific installation that will work on and expand the time-space perception of that site.