Emma Wieslander
MA work
MA work
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Ullswater, 2006, Emma Wieslander
Taking the landscape as a starting point my work explores different historical and current ideas of looking and depicting. I am interested in the interrelation between the perceived, depicted and described landscape. Through photographing the most far-away point in the landscape, revisiting an 18th century viewpoint and producing a 3D object from a photograph, I investigate ways of understanding the landscape using modern technology.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Humanities
Programme
MA Photography, 2007
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Contact
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07984 021822
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Taking the landscape as a starting point my work explores different historical and current ideas of looking and depicting. I am interested in the interrelation between the perceived, depicted and described landscape. Through photographing the most far-away point in the landscape, revisiting an 18th century viewpoint and producing a 3D object from a photograph, I investigate ways of understanding the landscape using modern technology.
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Experience
- Visiting Tutor, University College for the Creative Arts, Rochester, 2007; Commission - Mozambique, Make Poverty History, London, 2006; Gallery Assistant, Zelda Cheatle Gallery, London, 2005
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Exhibitions
- Could Be About Landscape, KunstKlub, Berlin, 2006; Film 9, Arbetets Museum, Norrköping, Sweden, 2006; Prix-Leica -'Before', Paris, 2006
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Awards
- Nominated, The Helen Chadwick Award, 2006