The poetic visual photography of the photographer Chema Madoz tells us visual stories about objects and its possible uses showing us parallel worlds where the objects are something different but the same, something unique but related to other similar objects.
Considered as unot from the great contemporary photographers, this Madrid photographer shows us a black and white visual poetry where the objects are subtle stories. Discover a parallel reality Without the need to change universe, discover the world of Madoz.
Chema Madoz is a photographer considered as a visual poet that shows us a reality different where objects are not what they appear to beSimple objects that combined between and modified show us something that is not present but that, if we intuit, shows us the subtlety of the image.
In this picture Madoz shows us a visual story centered on the capture of the exact moment, the cloud captured at the moment that makes up the figure of the tree. From a graphic point of view, if we focus on the plastic language of photography and what it connotes, we realize how that relationship between both objects already existed Before this photo, the only thing that changes is the exact moment and perspective of the shot. This image is quite striking and interesting because Madoz took it through a window, waited for the exact moment and took the photograph just as the cloud passed in front of the tree.
All Madoz's visual discourse is created in an analog way. In love with the past and the delicacy offered by the past techniques of analog photography, tells us stories using modified objects by hand without the need for digital techniques.
La subtlety of a glass at the specific point can tell a different reality in an image where a result is achieved subtle almost erotic but very delicate. Black and white stories we they tell the magic and imagination that mark a certain distance with reality, taking it to a different territory where the images are pure poetry.
Here we can see some graphs that seek to enter the universe of Madoz by way of tribute to his work.
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