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<p>Fotografie a colori di John Divola. Una conversazione in inglese fra l'autore e David Campany</p> <p>Design di Federico Carpani</p> 8vo (24x20 cm). pp. 80. . Nuovo (New). . Prima edizione (First Edition). . <p class=''''><em>''Immediately after Zuma I made some rather straightforward photographs of the abandoned MGM Studios New York City back lot, in Culver City, Los Angeles. </em><br /><em>These were in black and white.  <strong>I then decided to try something entirely different and around 1980</strong></em><br /><em>I started a body of work about <strong>things you can't photograph:</strong> Gravity, Magnetism, which way water drains, and the things I see when I press my eyes with the palms of my hands.  </em><br /><em>All of these images required the construction of some kind of visual metaphor. </em></p> <p class=''''><em>[…] At the same time, I was switching from color negative that I was using for Zuma to large format color transparency.  I had become aware that the early C-type color prints faded badly and was trying to use a new, more stable material. <strong>This was Cibachrome, which printed from transparencies.  It was very industrial and artificial, with deep color saturation and contrast.</strong>  It was a very flawed material for conventional images but with unique properties that I ended up embracing for the Chroma images.''</em><br /><br /></p> <p><em>''Subito dopo Zuma ho fatto alcune fotografie piuttosto semplici dell'area abbandonata degli MGM Studios di New York, a Culver City, Los Angeles. Erano in bianco e nero. Ho quindi deciso di provare qualcosa di completamente diverso e intorno al 1980 ho iniziato un lavoro su cose che non puoi fotografare: gravità, magnetismo, in che modo l'ac

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