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Collector’s Edition with a signed and numbered photography inserted in the book, sheet format ca. 18,5 x 28 cm, until end of exhibition in Potsdam (March 23, 2008) for Euro 150,–, thereafter Euro 180,– Choice of two images, edition of 30 + 5 a.p. each Straße, 2006 (see above) Telefon, 2006 (siehe right)
In his works Stefan Heyne casts doubt on photography as an objective representation of reality. His photos raise questions about how what we see may be influenced by perceptual psychology, about how we learn to read images, about the relationship between painting and photography – in short: about how we perceive a picture. He employs blurriness as a creative tool, calling into question the reality of the objects he portrays in his images. Objects of daily life thus become objects of contemplation.
In his recent works all that remains of the objects are color fields, relating them to the color-field paintings of Mark Rothko and Barnett Newman.
Stefan Heyne (*1965) is a visual artist. Heyne lives and works in Berlin.
Authors: Gregory Knight, Klaus Honnef, Raimar Stange
Artists: Stefan Heyne
Hardcover
24 x 30 cm
96 pages
45 color ills.
German/English
available
ISBN 978-3-939583-82-0
30 Euro
2008
