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A new Perspective of Cultural Sites by Jo Fober

Jo Fober is an architecture and fashion photographer and a Hasselblad Masters finalist. His architectural and landscape photographs have been digitally implemented according to the no-bleach principle of the analog development method. The result is a color reduction and intense contrasts.

Jo Fober

© Jo Fober

Fober's photography art is influenced by Bernd and Hilla Becher, the German conceptual artists and photographers best known for their photographic image series or typologies of industrial buildings and structures. The Cologne-based photographer's frontal photography captures similarly precise buildings in his hometown and later in metropolises around the world.

Jo Fober

© Jo Fober

Fober's works are created exclusively using natural light, which is itself an integral part of the architecture. In this way, the soul of the depicted interior and exterior spaces should be captured.

Jo Fober

© Jo Fober

The systematic frontal and central view give the photographs a documentary dimension, based on typology. It is precisely this system and the concept of the index, which gives an artistic dimension to the photographed works.

Jo Fober

© Jo Fober

Jo Fober offers us a new perspective of cultural sites. His photography is an expression of tranquility and silence in this chaotic world.

Jo Fober

© Jo Fober

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His architectural photographs have been digitally implemented according to the no-bleach principle of the analog development method

Jo Fober

© Jo Fober

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The images shown here have been shown in various exhibitions alongside other images from Jo Fobers portfolio between 2017 and 2018. Fober try to apply the same approach to his travels as he did to the images from Fobers hometown that were published in a book project, Cologne, face of a city. The travel images are created by Fober for Qvest Magazine issues, which are published as a city guide with an artistic touch. His photographs are sold in small editions of 160x210 cm and 160x120 cm at:

Kaune Contemporary Gallery


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