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CorpoRealities

A curated international photography exhibition

March 12 – April 4, 2020                                                                       newsletter

Blue Chair Nude #3
Corps à Corps - untitled 01
Alcatraz
Anna
Untitled
Untitled
Corps à Corps - untitled 01
Raja Seating
Alice
Johana
Blue Chair Nude #2
Bragð No. 2
Heyrn No. 3
Body Memories No. 4
Body Memories No. 5
Andromeda
Boots
Untitled
Illumination
Hawgs
Dave
Cenzúra
Symbiosis No. 5
Present being
American Guns No. 1
Joker's Rain
Trapped
Untitled
Untitled
Adorn
Coiffure
Mary
Skin and Bone
X-Ray
Catwalk
Our Bodies No. 1
Our Bodies No. 2
Natural form No. 2
Natural form No. 3
Skin No. 1
Skin No. 2
Fusion No. 3
Fusion No. 4
Secret Body
Precious Objects
Luxuriant Ladies
Luxuriant
Shame
Untitled
Untitled
"Maternity Session" Milk Bath
Pleasure
Bath time
Csokor csukott szemmel
Kaleidoscope No. 1
Kaleidoscope No. 2
One I
One II
Julia
Anatomy of a crack No. 1
Anatomy of a crack No. 2
Dancer (steel)
Dancer (balance)
Self-exile in my daily life No. 2
Self-exile in my daily life No. 3

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The human body, in full or in part, is often in the focus of various photographic genres. From documentary, event and street photography to fashion photography and the nude, photographers have always found ways of constructing images in which the specific portrayal of the human body gains significance. This may be stemming from the rich layers of meanings determined and shaped by the specific socio-cultural context of the image, the visual interaction of the human body with the surrounding physical space, or the intriguing compositional possibilities offered by the body itself. When focussing on the body, some photographers explore movements, study expressive gestures and postures, or concentrate on the beauty and details of the human anatomy. Some narrate whole life stories through the depiction of the human body. Others may offer stern visual criticism of our normative conceptions of the human body and its mainstream representation in Western media.

Juror's choice

Brian Cann: Blue Chair Nude #3 from the series 'Blue Chair Nudes'

Honourable mentions

Xavier Blondeau: Corps à Corps - untitled 01

Judi Iranyi: Alcatraz

Anastasia Volkova: Anna

Exhibiting photographers

Slim Blanks (Whitehorse, Canada), Xavier Blondeau (Gisors, France), Ekaterina Bykhovskaya (Strasbourg, France), Léonore Louve Camus-Govoroff (Paris, France), Brian Cann (Waldenbuch, Germany), Carlo Cupaiolo (Reykjavík, Iceland), Ricardo de Vicq (São Paulo, Brazil), Paul Delpani (Vienna, Austria), Peter Devenyi (Ottawa, Canada), Mark A. Dierker (Dubuque, IA, USA), Christopher N. Ferreria (San Diego, CA, USA), László Gálos (Salgótarján, Hungary), Lara Genovese (London, UK), Evdokia Georgiou (Limassol, Cyprus), Suzanne Gonsalez-Smith (Grand Forks, ND, USA), Dave Hanson (Wellington, UT, USA), Pato Hebert (Los Angeles, CA, USA), Katie Hovencamp (Carbondale, PA, USA), Judi Iranyi (San Francisco, CA  , USA), Robert S Johnson (New York, NY, USA), Kathleen Kirchner (Stanhope, NJ , USA), Stefanie Lebowski (Paris, France), Richard Luxton (Bristol, UK), Flavia Mazzanti (Vienna, Austria), Ralph Mercer (Millis, MA, USA), Kat Moser (Snowmass, CO, USA), Léna Piani (Ajaccio, France), Polina Razumovskaya (Rome, Italy), Joseph Rovegno (New York, NY, USA), Amy Siqveland (Minneapolis, MN, USA), Kata Szabó (Budapest, Hungary), Zsolt Székelyhidi (Budapest, Hungary), Andreas Theologitis (Athens, Greece), Maria Tsormpatzoglou (Berlin, Germany), Anastasia Volkova (Moscow, Russia), Malak Yacout (Cairo, Egypt), Eiji Yamamoto (Saarbruecken, Germany), Peirui Yang (Madrid, Spain)

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