16 Ergebnisse.

The image I am communicating about the city is definitely not flattering. Nevertheless, the visitors are fascinated by my pictures, which fascinates me. Not a single person is bothered by the subjects themselves.?Peter Bialobrzeski is a world-renowned photographer and the recipient of several awards including the prestigious "World Press Photo Award? in 2003 and 2010. He is also the author of over ten photobooks, including "Neon Tigers?, "Heim...

Wuhan Diary is the 7th book in the City Diary Series by Peter Bialobrzeski.Peter Bialobrzeski is a world-renowned photographer and the recipient of several awards including the prestigious "World Press Photo Award¿ in 2003 and 2010. He is also the author of over ten photobooks, including "Neon Tigers¿, "Heimat¿, "Lost in Transition¿ and "Paradise Now¿.

After a few days exploring Kochi, Hans-Christian Schink developed the vague idea of taking photographs after the fall of darkness - a marked change from his usual approach of shooting under an overcast sky.Then, one evening he happened across spotlights in the streets of the city. The artificial light created an unreal atmosphere and gave Schink the idea of using a similar effect for his own project - but only using light sources already avail...

Shot between 2013 and 2014, ¿If you lived here, you'd be home by now' questions the existence and function of Ireland's ghost estates - housing estates that were built throughout Ireland, but never occupied due to the the economic crash of 2008.

In 2015, Peter Bialobrzeski returned to his hometown, Wolfsburg, to document the changes the city has undergone since his leaving many years previous.

In 1974, Lewis Baltz's seminal work, "The New Industrial Parks Near Irvine, California¿, explored a common American theme (the promised land defiled) in an uncommon place. For Baltz, industrial parks were a new phenomenon which would "cause severe dislocations in the local economy¿. He was interested in "the effect of this kind of urbanism ... Was it a world people could live in? Really?¿The Australian landscape rarely elicits such blatant ang...

¿The City in Itself' is a body of work that explores the variety of architectural elements that make up a city, in this case Tokyo. Hutchinson sees this project as a departure point allowing him to explore a new personal perspective, one that closely examines the social and economic framework of the city.¿The City in Itself' shows Tokyo from a new perspective, one that breaks away from the stigma often depicted with a major metropolis, reveali...

Tales from Beneath the Arches explores the transformation of ¿non-places' created by the mass building of elevated highways and expressways in Taiwanese cities. This project examines how such spaces have been repurposed by people to suit their needs. It is in these spaces that we can see the interaction between people and the built environment in one of the densest urban landscapes in the world.

In 2014, Peter Bialobrzeski arrived in Taipei to print his book Cairo Diary. Almost immediately, he set out to document the urban landscape of what was once considered the de facto capital of China, and what it has become today.

Mountains and Waters is a photographic study of China in diptychs, shot on the outskirts of Shanghai, Chongqing and Shenzhen in China. The works focus on contemporary Chinese matters such as construction, infrastructure and development, while simultaneously alluding to traditional Chinese painting styles.

Moment uses numerous photographs-taken at different times during day and night-to transform ordinary places into something between fiction and reality. Hildebrand is attracted to the constantly changing changing environments in cities, and this project explores the idea of the undefined moment or series of moments within a single frame.

Materialities focuses on the importance of the photograph as a material object, a physical testament, a document of occurrence, and of a past happening. The characteristic of the photo as an object has existed since the birth of the medium itself. Joan Schwartz described the daguerreotype as a mirror with a memory, not merely just an image but also an object. We create more photos than ever while printing far less than what would have been pro...

Lost Rivers is an exploration of Taipei, Taichung and Tainan's forgotten rivers, streams and waterways. Once dominant forces in carving out their surroundings, these rivers have now become neglected backwaters in the race to urbanise. Neglected, decrepit, the city is built over them and around them. Through them we see how the race to urbanise can affect our world.

1st August 2016: The Wear Helmet, Get Petrol, Be Safe campaign starts today. That doesn't mean, of course, that you'll be refused petrol if you aren't wearing protective gear. Instead you'll be handed a campaign leaflet by the pump-operator. In the Kochi-Ernakulam area there have been 17, 000 two wheeler accidents in the past three years, with more than 1, 200 motorists dead. The Hindu states: "Besides poor road conditions, the presence of you...

Infrastructure is the main subject of my photography. Often, infrastructure is treated as a burden on society, being recognised as the opposite of art in many circumstances. But infrastructure represents the time and space of the era, in various ways. It depends how you look at it. Infrastructure contains many elements of the landscape, and these are interesting subjects for me.

A Guide to Infrastructure and Corruption is a long-term project that I started in 2009 when the opportunity to become a conscious citizen arose. A new overpass was to be built a block away from my house in Monterrey, Mexico, changing the transit and flow for everyone who lived in the the immediate area. Having lived downtown since 2007, I suddenly felt that we were being affected by these new infrastructure complexes so that they could supply ...