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THBHassan J. Richter (German b. 1969), Oh Mein Gott, Limited Edition Photograph 6/200, 2014
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LiveJun 28, 2025
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Width 16 in., height 12 in. Unframed.
Hassan J. Richter traces the changes in places and metaphorically raises the selective, local-historical experiences to a general level of human dealings with successes and crises. Initially Richter found his motifs mainly in East Germany, but globalization and the relocation of industrial production have broadened his artistic view to include the whole of Europe. In Hassan J. Richter work, the theme of decay is central. Decay is emblematic of the problematic way modern man deals with his own history and documents both today fast pace and transience as well as processes of displacement, i.e., the human unwillingness to create and preserve a differentiated image of history. The photos are taken with an analogue medium format camera or a plate camera. Analogue photography requires time and tranquillity, the ability to get involved with the places and lighting conditions, but it makes high-quality prints possible. The basis for the intense colors of the pictures is a negative film.
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