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A Matter Of Fact
Every photograph maintains a physical (or indexical) relationship with the represented object and bears witness of its past or present existence. No matter how fuzzy or distorted the image is, no matter how it seems to be lacking in documentary value, the very process of its becoming links the photographic medium to factual realities, or simply facts, which it cannot but capture by multiple means. As a matter of fact, these means - or techniques - often question the physical dimension of the photographic medium as it is. They might “get physical“ or conceptual, following the …