Marie-France Kittler
MA work
MA work
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Untitled I, Marie-France Kittler
My work explores the forest and its tradition as a metaphor for the psychological and phenomenological aspects of place. I am particulary interested in the omnipresent relationship between light and darkness, which I see as physically and intellectually resonant of the intangibility of place.
In Untitled I (Dialogue Between Light And Forest) the forest is constantly on the point of disappearance; it is the light that binds it to the image. This imminent slippage into invisibility is a metaphor for the blink of the eye that separates the physical reality of one’s existence from the mental perception of it.
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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07834 636154
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My work explores the forest and its tradition as a metaphor for the psychological and phenomenological aspects of place. I am particulary interested in the omnipresent relationship between light and darkness, which I see as physically and intellectually resonant of the intangibility of place.
In Untitled I (Dialogue Between Light And Forest) the forest is constantly on the point of disappearance; it is the light that binds it to the image. This imminent slippage into invisibility is a metaphor for the blink of the eye that separates the physical reality of one’s existence from the mental perception of it.
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Experience
- Visiting Speaker, Derby University, 2007; Personal Assistant/ Archivist, Dan Tobin Smith, London, 2004; Picture Researcher, TANK, London, 2004
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Exhibitions
- Winterwonder Photography, Non-Thing-Thing, Online Exhibition, 2005; Degree Show, London College of Printing, London, 2003; Oreo, Indo Gallery, London, 2002
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Awards
- Commission, Make Poverty History, India, 2006