Obra de Corina BriceñoProfundo
2011
Profundo fue el resultado posterior a Ecos.
La magia que surge de las ondas, del movimiento de agua, de la luz que invade y transforma, del espíritu que nada en la profundidad y que se mezcla y se funde en otro, el sonido de la naturaleza que te aturde y te embelesa, fue para Rodolfo un incentivo para fundir todas esas imágenes en ese azul profundo y luminoso que comienza y termina en la nada como la vida.
Se proyectó sobre un cuadro pintado por CorinaB
Video: Corina Briceño
Edición: Rodolfo Graziano
"ONE DAY, QUITE SOMETIME A GO, I happened on. a photograph of Napoleon's youngest brother, Jerome, taken in I852. And I realized then, with an amazement I have not been able to lessen since: 'I am looking at eyes that looked at the Emperor.' Sometimes I would mention this amazement, but since no one seemed to share it, nor even to understand it (life consists of these little touches of solitude), I forgot about it. My interest in Photography took a more cultural turn. I decided I liked Photography in opposition to the Cinema, from which I nonetheless failed to separate it. This question grew insistent. I was overcome by an 'ontological' desire: I wanted to learn at all costs what Photography was 'in itself', by what essential feature it was to be distinguished from the community of images. Such a desire really meant that beyond the evidence provided by technology and usage, and despite its tremendous contemporary expansion, I wasn't sure that Photography existed, that it had a 'genius' of its own."
Roland Barthes EXTRACTS FROM CAMERA LUCIDA
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