In a stroll through the night Boris will take the participants on a tour through Singapore. He will share his working process and tricks and give insights on how to create incredible effects with little equipment and everyday materials. Boris will follow the available light like a moth and show how it can be used for staged photography. The participants will learn how to develop ideas from mapping their unconscious. During the walk they will switch roles of photographer / model / light assistant. On the following day, Boris will evaluate the results of the previous night’s work with the participants.
This is a creativity workshop. It can be taken as an extension of the ‘Highjacking Reality’ workshop or on its own.
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How to Register
- Go to DECK’s Shop to make payment for the workshop.
- Participants will be contacted via email.
About the Instructor
Boris Eldagsen (b. 1970, Germany) studied visual arts at the Academies of Art in Mainz and Prague; the Sarojini Naidu School in Hyderabad, India and philosophy at the Universities of Cologne and Mainz. In 2013 he participated in a Roger Ballen Masterclass, was awarded the Prix Voies Off, Arles and became a member of Deutsche Fotografische Akademie.
His work has shown internationally in institutions and festivals including Fridericianum Kassel, Deichtorhallen Hamburg, CCP Melbourne, ACP Sydney, EMAF Osnabrück, Videonale Bonn, Edinburgh Art Festival, Encontros da Imagem Braga, Athens Video Art Festival, Media Forum Moscow, WRO Media Art Biennale Wroclaw, Biennale Le Havre and Biennale of Electronic Arts Perth.
Eldagsen has lectured at Akademie für Bildende Künste,Mainz; Hochschule Furtwangen; Fotografie Forum Frankfurt; Westlicht Wien; New Media Scotland and the following insitutitons in Melbourne, Australia: Centre for Contemporary Photography, Photography Studies College, RMIT University, Monash University, and the Victorian College of the Arts.