Room to Play OOP

Room to Play OOPText by Lyle Rexer Simen Johan creates surreal and narrative tableaux of corrupted youth. His images of children and adolescents are constructed by digitally manipulating and combining parts of faces and bodies belonging to people of various ethnicities, ages, and genders. His fictional identities are depicted in equally fabricated scenarios that are replete with references to both the art historical tradition and Freudian sexuality. The poster

The figures' relationship to the horizon line shifts within a single drawing

the outsiders - see it

Bosse for the Army Corps of Engineers

The book never transpired

The casual picture-taking quickly developed into a full-fledged project

Tooth for an Eye explores the themes of loss and remembrance in a series of tondo photographs that offer an opportunity for the viewer to enter deeper into the idea of the city

Sarfati’s importance in today’s debates about the role and visual languages of socially engaged photography also rests in her resistance to fully objectify the subjects that compel her to make imagery

26 four-color plates

and the Albright Knox Art Gallery

In her second book

november 2013

december 2004