Website: www.kimboske.com
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Photographer #388: Kim Boske
Kim Boske, 1978, The Netherlands, is an experimental photographer based in Amsterdam. She studied at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. Her photography deals with time, perspectives and space. It is a research in which time and space run together. She focuses on the mutability of things. In her series Mapping she merged different moments in time, investigating how physical movement in time and space change our perspectives. She photographed trees from different angles and when all the images are combined we actually see the tree in its entirety. She created images of flowers that combine several shots of the same object. The changing of light during the day was an important factor. Kim's photographs reveal phenomena that are impossible to see or witness with the naked eye. Her work has been exhibited at several venues in the world and a large number of Dutch exhibition spaces. The following images come from the series Mapping, Collection of Sleepings and Awakanings and I Go Walking In Your Landscape.
Website: www.kimboske.com
Website: www.kimboske.com
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I really like these pictures. I think that this is the type of photographer that I'd like to be. It's more of a hobby for me, and people are too difficult to take pictures of. They just move too much. Thanks for posting these great pictures.
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