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Happy F&B are well renowned for their vast amount of work for some of Swedens largest corporations they are a household name within Swedish branding and design. Collaborating closely with the agencies in-house team, we produced an extensive WordPress theme in which they themselves could control custom layouts for all case studies. Developed for: Happy F&B. Developed for: Zé Studio. One-page website for Gothenburg based fish distribution company Sjömat. The fully responsive site features a top section...
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The Photographic Eye | www.thephotographicarchive.com
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Most of this deluge of pictures seemed formless and accidental, but some achieved coherence, even in their strangeness. Some of the new images were memorable, and seemed significant beyond their limited intention These remembered pictures enlarged one's sense of possi bilities as he looked again at the real world. Introduction to the catalogue of the exhibition, The Photographer's Eye, 1966. Participants in the project The Photographic Eye:.
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DKBN – Phantoms | www.thephotographicarchive.com
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When studying night club pictures on the Danish site DKBN.dk I found a difference in how young boys and girls pose in front of the camera of the party photographer. In the photographic series DKBN Phantoms. I have created four images, each consisting of ten different photographs from different night clubs the very same night somewhere in Denmark. . The titles of the pictures are:. 1st Boy Boy Boy in Focus. 2nd Girl Girl Girl in Focus. 3rd Girl Boy Boy in Focus. 4th Girl Boy Girl in Focus.
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Thank You Sartre | www.thephotographicarchive.com
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White follows Wind | www.thephotographicarchive.com
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American sites | www.thephotographicarchive.com
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American sites - Mass produced 'tourist artefacts form the 50es. Consists of photographs from mass-produced tourist 3d view master images. The photographs, which are mostly from the early 50s, show now well-known American sites and landscape monuments. When the images are removed from their original context they change appearance and lose their importance of site specific documentation, and instead create other narratives which rely on the beholders memories and experiences. .
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Imod Hede, Sand og Vind | www.thephotographicarchive.com
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Imod Hede, Sand og Vind. This work is presented in the book Handplockat - Pa Utflykter I Bildarkivet. Size around 30 x 40 cm.
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Looking out – looking back | www.thephotographicarchive.com
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Looking out - looking back. Looking out - looking back/Time in the Stream. Is a collaboration project with Maritime Museum archive in Gothenburg, they gave me free disposition of their visual archive for an exhibition. The cooperation became an exhibition in Gothenburg Harbour. Christine Sjöberg wrote the exhibition text;. TIME IN THE STREAM. Verket Time in the Stream. Älvens vatten sköljer över de svartvita fotografierna. De är vända mot kameran, sjömännen, de som enligt myter och sägner hade en fam...
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You cannot see the wind | www.thephotographicarchive.com
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You cannot see the wind. You cannot see the wind is the title of a Danish children’s song which is about the wind that you cannot see, but how we by observing its effect on things, and through its sounds can get indications of it. In the photographic image we cannot hear the wind, nor physically feel it, but instead detect its affect on the landscape it moves through. 70x 55 cm and 45x45 cm.
