Thaddeus Holownia - Paris After Atget
Thaddeus Holownia confronts past and present cultures in this rapidly changing city. The work explores themes of architecture, evolution of urban space and our impact on the environment. Reflecting on Eugène Atget's landmark photographs of Paris at the turn of the twentieth century, Holownia visited the city over several years, looking at the juxtaposition of elements within the urban environment.
The collection consists of 8 panorama photographs 3 feet long, 4 panorama photographs 2 feet long, and 6 silver prints 1 1/2 x 2 feet long, exploring ideas of the new culture in Paris. Some works include the vibrant "dancing girls” of graffiti artist MissTic. These works concern urban space and the juxtaposition of different elements within that environment.
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Thaddeus Holownia, Paris After Atget, Terrasse Lautreamont, Paris, 2007 -
Thaddeus Holownia, Paris After Atget, Pont Neuf, Paris, 2007
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Thaddeus Holownia, Paris After Atget, Place Madeleine Braun, Vive les Maman Sexy, Paris, 2007
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Thaddeus Holownia, Paris After Atget, Parc Roger-Priou, 4th Arrondissement, Paris, 2010
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Thaddeus Holownia, Paris After Atget, Parc de Monceau, 8e, Paris, 2010
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Thaddeus Holownia, Misstic (cat), 2007
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Thaddeus Holownia, 110-112 rue Amelot, 11e, Le Cirque d'Hiver, 2010
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Thaddeus Holownia, L'Opéra de Paris, 2e: Palais Garnier (with bold Volvo banner), 2010
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Thaddeus Holownia, Carrefour/Intersection avenue Daumesnil, rue Michel Chasles, et rue Traversière, Paris, 2007
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Thaddeus Holownia, Paris After Atget, Rue D'léna et Rue Lübeck, 16th Arrondissement, Paris, 2010
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Thaddeus Holownia, Paris After Atget, 12 Rue Pierre-Lescot, 1st Arrondissement, Paris, 2010
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Thaddeus Holownia, Paris After Atget, 3 rue des Quatre-fils, Hotel Rohan, 3rd Arrondissement, Paris, 2010
Thaddeus Holownia confronts past and present cultures in this rapidly changing city. The work explores themes of architecture, evolution of urban space and our impact on the environment. Reflecting on Eugène Atget's landmark photographs of Paris at the turn of the twentieth century, Holownia visited the city over several years, looking at the juxtaposition of elements within the urban environment.
The collection consists of 8 panorama photographs 3 feet long, 4 panorama photographs 2 feet long, and 6 silver prints 1 1/2 x 2 feet long, exploring ideas of the new culture in Paris. Some works include the vibrant "dancing girls" of graffiti artist MissTic. These works concern urban space and the juxtaposition of different elements within that environment.
