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Impressions of Berlin

Artsy Editorial
Apr 27, 2013 9:08PM

Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez is partial to the photogram, and it seems the camera-less process has taken a liking to the artist, as well. From the depths of a color darkroom in her studio in Berlin, Fernandez develops photograms by placing objects directly onto light-sensitive paper and expose it to the sunlight of the streets—outdoor spaces of the city that provide both the setting and inspiration for her work. “The ephemeral, the invisible, [and] the impalpable is inscribed in Berlin through many layers,” she says, and looking to her multi-layered photograms, it is easy to spot the city in her atmospheric, holographic landscapes.

Read more about Fernandez here.
Artsy Editorial