The term Isolation carries a mostly negative connotation, a pervading sense of emptiness and loneliness. The Covid-19 pandemic has forced millions into adapting a strange new way of living, marked by enforced solitude and social-distancing as literal life-saving measures, drawing isolation to the forefront of people’s minds.
While solitude can be seen as a choice, isolation differs from it in its imposed nature, be that through geographical, political or biological factors. It can mean financial difficulty, restricted resources and an impact on mental health. How people cope with isolation varies immensely, each experience and outlook is unique and shaped by different factors.
When life slows down, perceptions can be heightened. Throughout the history of art, isolation and alienation have been and still are frequent themes, as artists channel retrospection and introversion to spark imagination.
"Isolation" is an exploration of different approaches to the eponymous subject, through the eyes of five different photographers from all over the world.
Featuring works from
Alex Fernández (Madrid/ESP)
Alexander Bronfer (Tel Aviv/ISR)
Josep Martins (Barcelona/ESP)
Kristina Varaksina (London/UK)
Santiago Arau Pontones,
each share their own interpretations, documenting the broad spectrum of associated emotions like loneliness and stillness but also a new found sense of community and interpersonal connectedness.
Curator: Anna Mustapic
Text: Jana Perusich
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ISOLATION is leaving our collection on 31/05/2021
Edition of 50
SMALL size - Edition 1/30
135€ online until 31/05/2021
MIDDLE size - Edition 1/15 + 1AP
235€ online until 31/05/2021
LARGE size - Edition 1/5 + 2AP
665€ online until 31/05/2021
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