Camera Obscura Archive - Przemek Zajfert

Camera Obscura – Places of Translation, 2015

by Przemek Zajfert | Sep 1, 2022 | Camera Obscura, Exhibitions

Camera Obscura – Places of Translation Camera Obscura – Places of Translation Translation Cube: Six Pages of European Literature and Translation Ljubljana, 15 – 18 April 2015 POETIC FRONTIERS Authors: Przemek Zajfert and participants of the...

camera obscura 2005/1-∞

by Przemek Zajfert | Aug 15, 2022 | Camera Obscura

Camera Obscura 2005/1-∞ is a worldwide project in which two holes of a twin-holed pinhole camera are being auctioned simultaneously on Ebay every week. This project is dedicated to the polish artist Roman Opalka and his work 1965/1-∞. The highest bidders in each case...

On the road with Camera Obscura

by Przemek Zajfert | Aug 16, 2022 | Camera Obscura, Exhibitions

On the road with Camera Obscura The project is the road. 1998 until 2022. For over 20 years I wandered through the cities of Europe with a 2x2x2m “Black Box” and the simplest pinhole cameras. I placed the “Black Box” in public places, fairs or...

Archive of Chance – The probably longest exposed photo of all times

by Przemek Zajfert | Sep 2, 2022 | Camera Obscura

Archive of Chance The probably longest exposed photo of all times. Exposure time: 8 years. I discovered this camera by coincidence. It was fixed on a tree on the Münchner Freiheit for 8 years. Normally I leave the cameras there just for a year, but i forgot this...

Camera Obscura Technique

by Przemek Zajfert | Sep 2, 2022 | Camera Obscura

Camera Obscura Technique Camera Obscura – dark room, into which light can fall through a small hole. On the opposite side, a reduced and upside-down image of the surroundings is created. If there is film coated with silver bromide, this image can be recorded....

Pictures from Winsen with the Camera Obscura

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...