Marco Bohr
MA work
MA work
My photographic projects predominantly deal with contemplation of the landscape whereby I am more interested in the people engulfed in the activity of seeing, than what they are seeing. I therefore tend to photograph in places that are frequented by observers taking advantage of wide spaces or high vantage points.
Be it riverside promenades, observatory decks or plane-spotting platforms, it is not just the grandeur of a particular landscape that I am drawn to, but also the fact that these places are often on the peripheries of the natural and urban landscape.
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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07866 487373
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My photographic projects predominantly deal with contemplation of the landscape whereby I am more interested in the people engulfed in the activity of seeing, than what they are seeing. I therefore tend to photograph in places that are frequented by observers taking advantage of wide spaces or high vantage points.
Be it riverside promenades, observatory decks or plane-spotting platforms, it is not just the grandeur of a particular landscape that I am drawn to, but also the fact that these places are often on the peripheries of the natural and urban landscape.
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Exhibitions
- Flash Forward: Emerging Photographers, Lennox Contemporary, Toronto, Canada, 2006; Fuke, Landscapes, Landschaften, Japan Foundation, Cologne, Germany, 2006; ReGeneration: 50 Photographers of Tomorrow, Musee de l’Elysee, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2005; Uniforms, Days Photo Gallery, Tokyo, Japan, 2004
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Awards
- Selected, Photography, PDN's 30: New and Emerging Photographers To Watch, New York, 2007; Finalist, Contemporary Art, Timeraiser Award, Toronto, 2005; Recipient, Visual Art, du Maurier Visual Arts Grant, Montreal, 2003