Project Description
"
Entre Quatre Murs" , Berlin
(Between four walls, Berlin)
The series of three-dimensional portraits, "Entre Quatre Murs",
opens 25 windows on various imaginary
universes showing the transparency of every day life.
Nathalie Daoust photographed each person in his home , in his
everyday surroundings, capturing intimate
moments.
For
this theme Nathalie Daoust has developed a new technique of
printing various elements of an image on
several separate layers of Orthochromatic paper. By
superimposing and reassembling pieces of the image, leaving a
space between each layer, the image eventually becomes complete
again, like a transparent puzzle. The end result is many layers
creating the individual image. These images, even once printed
remain transparent, revealing the unknown, and perhaps even an
imaginary aspect of the individual.
Canadian
photographer Nathalie Daoust sees more in the human environment
than a single shutter release can
capture. Daoust's approach to depth will appear in San Antonio
in an exhibit, Entre Quatre Murs (Between Four
Walls) opening First Friday, September 2 at Rendon Photography & Fine
Art, 733 S. Presa. The exhibit is part of the international FotoSeptiembre
festival.
