Black-and-White Voices

1st Juried Photo Exhibition

Black-and-White Voices

Black and white photography helps us construct unexpected links connecting an image, imagination, memory, and experience. Images in a gray palette leave a lengthier and stronger impression than colored pictures. A character from Kurosawa’s film looks at a grey tomato crushed on the ground while viewers imagine a blood spot. The black and white perspective makes the world sharper, cutting out things that we do not need for a focused moment of experience, making a specific place and time more important than other places and times. The purpose of art is to connect the worlds that, at a first glance, are far from each other. ‘Black-and-White Voices’ are the keywords for this competition.

This exhibition is open for applications from artists around the globe.

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