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Discover the stunning artistry of Hannah Villiger in 'Amaze Me,' a captivating monograph that explores the profound impact of her work on contemporary art. Born in 1951, Villiger's innovative approach to photography centered on the body, highlighting the intimate connection between self-identity and artistic expression. This publication delves into her remarkable journey, from her early sculptures of the 1970s and lesser-known drawings to her transformative black-and-white photographs and Polaroid masterpieces of the 1980s.
Immerse yourself in Villiger's radical pictorial inventions, which feature striking close-ups of her own body, enlarged through internegative techniques and displayed on aluminum. Each piece challenges perceptions of beauty, femininity, and the human form, making a vital contribution to the conversation on fragmentation and fluid identities.
Explore the latest research on Hannah Villiger's oeuvre through insightful contributions from esteemed authors and curators, including Yasmin Afschar, Emily Butler, and Wolfgang Ullrich. This monograph not only showcases her artistic brilliance but also includes personal reflections from artists and contemporaries, offering a rich, nuanced understanding of her work. The themes addressed—such as self-image, the psychology of the body, and the allure of skin—reveal the intricate layers of Villiger's artistic legacy.
Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or new to contemporary photography, 'Amaze Me' invites you to reflect on the enduring relevance of Hannah Villiger's art and its exploration of self in a constantly evolving world. This captivating volume is essential for anyone interested in women's contributions to the art world, art history, and the ongoing dialogue about identity and perception.
Immerse yourself in Villiger's radical pictorial inventions, which feature striking close-ups of her own body, enlarged through internegative techniques and displayed on aluminum. Each piece challenges perceptions of beauty, femininity, and the human form, making a vital contribution to the conversation on fragmentation and fluid identities.
Explore the latest research on Hannah Villiger's oeuvre through insightful contributions from esteemed authors and curators, including Yasmin Afschar, Emily Butler, and Wolfgang Ullrich. This monograph not only showcases her artistic brilliance but also includes personal reflections from artists and contemporaries, offering a rich, nuanced understanding of her work. The themes addressed—such as self-image, the psychology of the body, and the allure of skin—reveal the intricate layers of Villiger's artistic legacy.
Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or new to contemporary photography, 'Amaze Me' invites you to reflect on the enduring relevance of Hannah Villiger's art and its exploration of self in a constantly evolving world. This captivating volume is essential for anyone interested in women's contributions to the art world, art history, and the ongoing dialogue about identity and perception.