Ivory Press - C INTERNATIONAL PHOTO MAGAZINE
Abramovic, Marina
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Ai, Weiwei
Al-Shaikh, Anas
Amaral Netto, Duarte
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Anrakuji, Emi
Appelt, Dieter
Avedon, Richard
Bai Yiluo
Baladi, Lara
Baldessari, John
Baldus, Eduard
Baltermants, Dmitri
Banier, François-Marie
Barbieri, Olivo
Barnard, George N.
Bartos, Adam
Basilico, Gabriele
Baudrillard, Jean
Bayer, Herbert
Becher, Bernd and Hilla
Beecroft, Vanessa
Bendiksen, Jonas
Bergen-Henegouwen, Victor
Berman, Mieczyslaw
Bhadra, Achinto
Biasiucci, Antonio
Blenkinsop, Philip
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Briceño, Antonio
Brown, Patrick
Burtynsky, Edward
Cai Guo-Qiang
Callahan, Harry
Cang Xin
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Chan, Chao
Chelbin, Michal
Chen Lingyang
Chen Shaoxiong
Claiborne, Barron
Collard, Auguste Hippolite
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Costa, Giacomo
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Crewdson, Gregory
Curtis, Edward S.
Daguerre, Louis Jacques Mandé
Delahaye, Luc
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Domela, Cesar
Dragan, Andrzej
Drtikol, František
Du Camp, Maxime
Duane Michals
Durandelle, Edouard

Barbieri, Olivo

Portfolio

b. 1954 Carpi. Italia
For over 20 years, Italian photographer Olivo Barbieri’s work has focused on cities and their inhabitants. Barbieri’s photographs and his most recent films seem to exist between documentary and fiction. At first glance, the scenes we see in Olivo Barbieri’s photographs and films seem to be of detailed models. Through the manipulation of focus, by playing with the viewer’s sense of scale and distance, Barbieri redefines the sense of urban space. The city and its edges are watched from above; specific locations, some of them on our tourist maps, are somehow made unreal. The title of the project is site specific_. Really there is nothing site specific except the cities themselves, so there is a bit of a joke there, and it plays with the ideas of the site specific within art. Las Vegas and Rome were shot on 35mm film and Shanghai on High Definition Video, so they are very much film, although I think of them as works for galleries and museums. I added the titles and credits to make a fake real film.
OLIVO BARBIERI

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