Kanny Shade, 112 pages, FOTOHOF edition, Salzburg, 2026
The book Kanny Shade explores the validity of what we ‘believe we see’. It examines the visibility of things and the modes of perception that construct this visibility within the image. In doing so, the boundaries of photography are conceived as a constructive space that expands the range of what is visible to us. Guided by reflections on the expansion of light and the digital lens-based image, the sequence unfolds through a continuous flow of visual correspondences. Printed with Pantone neon colours
The book Kanny Shade explores the validity of what we ‘believe we see’. It examines the visibility of things and the modes of perception that construct this visibility within the image. In doing so, the boundaries of photography are conceived as a constructive space that expands the range of what is visible to us. Guided by reflections on the expansion of light and the digital lens-based image, the sequence unfolds through a continuous flow of visual correspondences. Printed with Pantone neon colours