Movemental
archive prints on photopaper, dibond, plexiglas, 100x100 cm, 2009
Objects in photographed rooms are dislocated, the space is blown and fragmented. Making an effort is required to rearrange the image and put it back together into a whole. Imagined movements which we make in our minds reflect our knowledge of the world and result from our experience in perceiving images. The level of dislocation of objects in a photograph can vary, and still it becomes clear that gradually, with practice we gain great ability in rearranging images in our heads. Thus a photograph as a complete image will exist only in our minds, photographic reality will turn out to be virtual.
Sabina Czajkowska from the text »For and even against« image from the Against Seeing exhibition catalogue
