The 'cityLOVE' exhibition by Jana Jabůrková and Jiří Turek presents a captivating selection from their extensive photographic series. This project, ongoing since 2014, focuses on immortalizing the distinctive 'genius loci' and evolving spirit of urban environments across the globe. Viewers are invited to experience these atmospheric, large-format works produced with advanced ResinArt technology, showcasing a unique perspective on contemporary cityscapes.
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cityLOVE is a long-term photographic project by Jana Jabůrková and Jiří Turek, focusing on capturing the disappearing genius loci and unique atmosphere of cities worldwide. The exhibition showcases a selection of over 600 images, emphasizing mood and impression over sharpness, produced using advanced ResinArt technology on large-format, high-gloss prints.
cityLOVE is an extensive, long-term project by Czech photographers Jana Jabůrková and Jiří Turek that aims to capture the elusive spirit and unique atmosphere of cities from around the globe. The exhibition presents a curated selection from a body of work comprising over 600 images, all based on the principle of capturing the 'genius loci' – the distinctive character of a place. The photographers prioritize the mood and impression of the urban environments, believing that by giving the city attention, it returns that attention a hundredfold. This philosophy is reflected in the artistic approach, where sharpness and descriptiveness are secondary to evoking the unique feeling of each location. The large-format photographs are produced with a high-gloss finish using advanced ResinArt technology, where images are adhered to aluminum plates and then hand-poured with resin. Some works are printed on archival photographic canvas and also mounted on Dibond aluminum plates, enhancing their visual impact and durability. The project is a testament to the artists' dedication to observing and documenting the evolving narratives of urban landscapes, inviting viewers to experience the emotional resonance of the cities presented.
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