WHO IS DIFFERENT? CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY FROM AUSTRIA

Discover the fascinating world of contemporary Austrian photography in the exhibition catalog "Who is different?". This unique publication takes you on a journey through the work of eight outstanding artists, showcasing their unique perspective on portraits and interpersonal relationships. Immerse yourself in the depth of emotions and reflections hidden in each photo.

• Theoretical essays: An introduction to the history and theory of portrait photography.
• Reproductions of works: Documentation of the photographs presented at the exhibition.
• Biographies of artists: Brief information about the artists and their achievements.
• Portrait exhibition: Works by Paul Kranzler, Sissi Farassat and others.
• Unique perspective: On the relationship between the artist and the object in photography.
• Catalog format: 213x164 mm, ideal for viewing and collecting.

The catalog "Who is different?" is not only a collection of photographs, but also a valuable contribution to the discussion about the role of the portrait in contemporary art. The essays contained in the publication analyze the complex relationships between the artist and the model, and also touch on issues of identity and representation. Reproductions of works allow for an in-depth acquaintance with the work of each of the eight artists, and short biographies introduce their personalities and inspirations.

This publication is an excellent offer for photography enthusiasts, art history students and anyone interested in contemporary Austrian culture. The catalog can also be a valuable source of knowledge for artists and curators looking for inspiration and new perspectives in the field of portrait photography. Thanks to the careful selection of works and insightful analyzes, "Who is different?" is a must-have for anyone who wants to explore the secrets of photography and its impact on our perception of the world.

The catalog "Who is different?" is an invitation to reflect on the condition of contemporary man and his relationships with the environment. Through the prism of portrait photography, this publication shows the diversity of human experiences and emotions, encouraging dialogue and mutual understanding. It is a position that will surely remain in memory for a long time and inspire further explorations in the world of art.