인물사진에서의 시간인식과 인물간의 교감에 관하여 - Thirty-Minute Dialog, One-Hour Portrait 시리즈를 중심으로 -

Abstract

The act of taking a portrait photograph is a historical event that captures the flow of the past and present in the image. Since the mid-1990s I have been searching for new questions and methodological alternatives through doubts about the perceptions that have been traditionally and absolutely regarded in photography history. One of them relates to the role of the photographer and the person to be photographed', which is the subject of shooting in portrait photography, and the other that follows is related to the perception of time contained in the picture, the uniqueness of time', Experimental attempts have been made to implement works through technical experiments. The strong skepticism resulting from the continuous experience of the inconsistency between the photograph and the person created the inevitability of pursuing new possibilities behind the scenes while still respecting the valid traditional perception in many cases and denying it. This article contains some descriptions of the background and production process of representative experimental series based on the awareness of the problem of photography that began to be intensively dealt with in the mid-1990s. This reveals that this is not an article about the artist's own analysis or interpretation of the work.