#25: evidence of the opaque and intricate apparatus of our reality needed
“Some of the evidentiary realist works break down visibility to abstraction to underline the limits of seeing, while others use figuration or synthesis to enhance insight. The encoded information and nuanced details behind the works point to large, highly complex realities that come into focus through the factual evidence shown. Yet these enigmatic and seductive works serve as evidence of the opaque and intricate apparatus of our reality.”
See More #100hardtruths-#fakenews:
- Evidentiary Realism, NOME Gallery + Fridman Gallery
- “I Thought I was Seeing,” Jaroslav Andel
- A Companion to Contemporary Documentary Film, eds. Alexandra Juhasz and Alisa Lebow
To see a poetic response to this hardtruth:
Evidence of the opaque and intricate apparatus of our reality are neededThis page has paths:
- Some #100hardtruths on and through Film and Video Craig Dietrich
- Art Answers to Phony Questions Alexandra Juhasz
- 35 #100hardtruths highlighting the work of others Alexandra Juhasz