How can I visualise people’s state of mind in these times of confusion and transformation? My new book ‘Some Way Out of Here, explores a new and different way to represent the uncertainty of our era.
Using a 3D LiDAR camera, I sought the limits of lens-based image-making in a manner that would resonate with the fluidity of my research theme. Such a camera, also used in self-driving cars, emits invisible pulses of light which are reflected back and recorded in the form of three-dimensional, often mysterious and ambiguous, point clouds.
Scouring the streets of Paris, Berlin, and Amsterdam, I captured people deeply lost in their thoughts, questions, and dreams. Unknown futures lie ahead.....
Using a 3D LiDAR camera, I sought the limits of lens-based image-making in a manner that would resonate with the fluidity of my research theme. Such a camera, also used in self-driving cars, emits invisible pulses of light which are reflected back and recorded in the form of three-dimensional, often mysterious and ambiguous, point clouds.
Scouring the streets of Paris, Berlin, and Amsterdam, I captured people deeply lost in their thoughts, questions, and dreams. Unknown futures lie ahead.....
Publisher: The Eriskay Connection | 230 × 304 mm | 48 pages | EN | hardcover | ISBN: 978-94-92051-90-5 | Design: Carel Fransen | € 30.00.
'Incredible work' (Musée Magazine, New York, USA)
These are some impressions, including photobook pages, 3D moving images, installation sketches and limited edition prints.
3D moving images (work in progress):
Installation sketches:
Limited edition prints on archival fine art paper can be delivered in various sizes:
