This exhibition in Prague showcases Barbara Probst's captivating approach to photography. Her compelling works challenge viewers to rethink perspective through simultaneous multi-camera captures of a single scene. Explore the acclaimed installation 'Co se skutečně stalo' and photographic series from her 'Exposures' project. These pieces delve into fragmented reality and the concept of the decisive moment in contemporary art.
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This exhibition by Barbara Probst explores the multiplicity of images of a single scene captured simultaneously by several cameras, disrupting the viewer's singular perspective. It features her installation 'Co se skutečně stalo' (What Really Happened) and twenty-five photographic series from her project 'Exposures'.
Barbara Probst's work delves into the fragmentation of perspective through the simultaneous capture of a single scene by multiple cameras, disrupting the viewer's singular viewpoint and offering a multiplication of the 'decisive moment'. The exhibition 'Úplné znejistění' (Total Uncertainty) showcases her installation 'Co se skutečně stalo' (What Really Happened, 1997-8) and over twenty-five photographic series from her long-term project 'Exposures' (2000-2013). Probst, born in Munich in 1964, lives between Germany and the USA. Her conceptually rich work, which contrasts with the Düsseldorf School's documentary approach, creates fictional mental spaces. The installation 'Co se skutečně stalo' is an 81-slide projection simulating infinite backward motion, exploring the relationship between the individual and their place in the world. The 'Exposures' series, employing two to thirteen cameras capturing images simultaneously, presents a fractured reality and challenges the viewer's traditional relationship with photographic series and the concept of the 'decisive moment', drawing inspiration from filmmakers like Jean-Luc Godard.
Admission is voluntary. Visitors may return on another day to see parts of the exhibition they missed if they did not have enough time. Last entry is 30 minutes before closing. The exhibition is part of Galerie Rudolfinum and is located at Alšovo nábřeží 12, 110 00 Prague 1.
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