JOSEF SCHULZ – SIGN OUT
sign out:grün-schwarz, 2009, c-print, diasec, edition of 6, 130 x 100 cm / 51.2" x 39.4"
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Ryan MacDonald
Ryan Mac Donald is an american artist, living and working in Kansas City, Missouri.
GARETH MC CONNELL
Gareth Mc Connell is a british artist, born 1972. He lives and works in London.
"A lot of the time it doesn’t feel like I have done enough. When I look at this edit I realise how much I’ve changed. I recognise that these photographs and indeed the process of photography is a means of communication which means a great deal to me and that makes me feel more certain about the conditions or subjects that are going to push me to make work in the future." Gareth McConnell, interview by Charlotte Cotton
RINKO KAWAUCHI
Rinko Kawauchi is a japanese photographer, born 1972.
Even when I walk around Shibuya, I find myself running towards a little batch of flowers. I find comfort in them. I think this is a very normal sensitivity, on the contrary to what people may think, I think its sound. But of course the world we live in is not only made up of grass growing by the road, it is composed by lots and lots of other elemets and so I do also take pictures of many other things. Just taking flowers is not interesting. I experience the world with a feeling of equilibrium and I think it shows in my works. - Rinko Kawauchi
GEERT GOIRIS
Recording the invisible is in itself already a ‘romantic’ undertaking: applying a scientific method (measuring the light and exposing it in a film) to achieve poetic ends. A brilliant transfiguration occurs every time an analogue photo is being made: light becomes matter. - Geert Goiris, interview - Imagine There's No Countries, 2009
MARTIN CREED Work
If you're lonely...
Work... this is work. This is hard work. Talking about work is work.
Thinking is work. Words are work. Words are things, shapes. It's hard
to compose them, to put them in any kind of order. Words don't add up.
Numbers add up! Things are everywhere. Everything is something,
everything has something, but not everyone has someone. It's hard to
distinguish between things, to separate things. I'm in a soup of
thoughts, feelings and things, and words. Actually, it's more like a
purée... or thick and stiff, like a paté. I'm in a paté and it's hard
to move. It needs a lot of work to get out of it — or to separate it
and find something in it. Thoughts, thoughts, sometimes I want to stop
them, but it's hard to stop them. It's work. Dealing with thoughts,
that's work.
