by Przemek Zajfert | Sep 9, 2022 | Camera Obscura, Exhibitions
Collage “Puzzle Kleine Schalterhalle” 2004, Stuttgart Main Station, 2004 On 10.06.2004, an aerial collage of the ticket hall was created from about 40 pictures taken “live” by free-floating cameras (exposure time approx. one hour). The resulting...
by Przemek Zajfert | Sep 6, 2022 | Camera Obscura, Exhibitions
Fleischmanns, Pinhole Portrait First pinhole cameras arrived from Stuttgart in October 2009. The goal was to survey the town from far away. At the beginning, the pinhole camera documented the view from the gallery window. Later on, the cameras were distributed among...
by Przemek Zajfert | Sep 6, 2022 | Exhibitions, Kinetic Art
Infinity – Literaturhaus Stuttgart, 2014 Film strips:Muybridge – Man Running (1878), serial photography on collodion platesWoman Running (2014), 3D computer...
by Przemek Zajfert | Sep 6, 2022 | Camera Obscura, Exhibitions
THE BEAUTIFUL SIMULTANEITY …in a dark roomstand 12 Camera Obscuraloaded with light-sensitive film.At15.10.1997at21:45:00an eye is light. 12 photographs are taken at the same time. 1997, Size: 12x 42x59cm, Handmade paper with applied light-sensitive photo...
by Przemek Zajfert | Sep 5, 2022 | Camera Obscura, Exhibitions
Pictures from Winsen with the Camera Obscura Speech on the occasion of the vernissage by Mathias Riemann I would like to welcome Przemek Zajfert to the exhibition in the rooms of the Winser Kulturcafé next door. Mr Zajfert, who lives in Stuttgart and is a photographer...
