Hace un tiempo publiqué un post con los trabajos de Jean-François Rauzier, un artista francés creador del concepto de "Hiperfotografía", enormes composiciones realizadas mediante el ensamblaje de cientos de tomas gracias a las cuales compone un paisaje surrealista monumental y navegable.
Algunos de sus trabajos se centran en las bibliotecas y elementos literarios, que recopilo en este segundo post sobre el artista.
Some time ago I published a post with images of the works by Jean-François Rauzier, a French artist creator of the hyperphotography concept; huge compositions made by assembling hundreds of shots through which composed a monumental and navigable surreal landscape.
Some of his work focuses on libraries and literary elements, which I compiled in this second post about the artist.
Some time ago I published a post with images of the works by Jean-François Rauzier, a French artist creator of the hyperphotography concept; huge compositions made by assembling hundreds of shots through which composed a monumental and navigable surreal landscape.
Some of his work focuses on libraries and literary elements, which I compiled in this second post about the artist.
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Jean-François Rauzier
(Sainte-Adresse, Francia / France, 1952-)
"Biblioteca del Vaticano / Bibliothèque du Vatican", serie Bibliothèques idéales © Jean-François Rauzier
"Biblioteca del Vaticano" (detalle / detail) © Jean-François Rauzier
"Alessandrina", serie Bibliothèques idéales © Jean-François Rauzier
"La Disparition / La desaparición / Disappearance" © Jean-François Rauzier
En su sitio web es posible explorar al detalle estas obras monumentales, buscando detalles ínfimos, con un zoom muy potente. Basta con dirigirse a su "Portfolio" y seleccionar en cada serie la hiperfoto que prefieras. También vale la pena echar un vistazo a su facebook.
"La Disparition" (detalle / detail) © Jean-François Rauzier
"Angelica", serie Bibliothèques idéales © Jean-François Rauzier
"Vallicelliana", serie Bibliothèques idéales © Jean-François Rauzier
"Casanatense", serie Bibliothèques idéales © Jean-François Rauzier
"Casanatense" (detalle / detail) © Jean-François Rauzier
"Bibliothèque idéale 2 (Biblioteca ideal 2)", serie Bibliothèques idéales © Jean-François Rauzier
"Le Procès / El Proceso / The Process", serie Lectures © Jean-François Rauzier
"Bibliothèque idéale 1 / Biblioteca ideal 1 / Ideal Library 1", serie Bibliothèques idéales © Jean-François Rauzier
"Bibliothèque idéale 1" (detalle / detail) © Jean-François Rauzier
"Bibliothèque idéale 3 / Biblioteca ideal 3 / Ideal Library 3", serie Bibliothèques idéales © Jean-François Rauzier
On his website you can deeply explore these monumental works, looking for minute details, with a powerful zoom. Simply go to the "Portfolio" and select in each series the hyperphoto you want to explore. You can also check his facebook.
"Les Revenantes / Los fantasmas / The Ghosts", serie Lectures © Jean-François Rauzier
"Les Revenantes / Los fantasmas / The Ghosts" (detalle / detail), serie Lectures © Jean-François Rauzier
Jean-François Rauzier en "El Hurgador" / in this blog: [Jean-François Rauzier (I) (Fotografía)], [Te Recomiendo (III)]
Imágenes publicadas con autorización del artista (¡Muchas gracias, Jean-François!)
Images published here with artist's permission (Merci beaucoup, Jean-François!)
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