PCF, Paris
2003

PCF, Paris
2003
This image has been composed, recomposed and reworked on the computer by German photographer Andreas Gursky. It draws on his photographs of Oscar Niemeyer’s French Communist Party headquarters: details of the cupola, close-ups of surfaces or architectural features like those that appeared in the artist’s work in the early 1990s. The reinforcedconcrete dome, with its conical base rising to a hemispherical crown, becomes a helicoidal motif; abstract and monumental, the image is almost kaleidoscopic. Andreas Gursky searches out the distinctive signs and emblematic places of our day. His photographs document a world transformed by high-tech industry, international trade and the globalization of information and population flows.
Domain | Photo |
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Techniques | Epreuve chromogène |
Dimensions | 291,2 x 205,2 x 6,1 cm |
Acquisition | Don de l'artiste avec le soutien du Parti communiste français, 2010 |
Inventory no. | AM 2010-294 |
Detailed description
Artist |
Andreas Gursky
(1955, République démocratique allemande) |
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Main title | PCF, Paris |
Creation date | 2003 |
Domain | Photo |
Techniques | Epreuve chromogène |
Dimensions | 291,2 x 205,2 x 6,1 cm |
Acquisition | Don de l'artiste avec le soutien du Parti communiste français, 2010 |
Collection area | Cabinet de la photographie |
Inventory no. | AM 2010-294 |
Bibliography
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