Raimond Wouda (1964) - Almunecar






Has over ten years of experience in art, specialising in post-war photography and contemporary art.
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This is a photograph by the Dutch art photographer Raimond Wouda. He graduated in 1992 from the Royal Academy of Visual Arts in The Hague and has since mainly created documentary and conceptual work.
Wouda photographs, among other subjects, the Port of Amsterdam, the Wadden Island Texel, the Tuindorp-Oostzaan neighborhood, and groups of children at a secondary school. His work often focuses on the relationship between people and their environment, and he is especially interested in how people behave as a group within a larger whole.
A characteristic feature is his high vantage point: he looks, as it were, from above at his subjects. From a distance the people appear as small figures in a pattern, but upon closer inspection individual differences become visible. Also in this work from the Spanish Almuñécar, that tension between mass and individual becomes visible against the backdrop of the imposing landscape.
Seller's Story
This is a photograph by the Dutch art photographer Raimond Wouda. He graduated in 1992 from the Royal Academy of Visual Arts in The Hague and has since mainly created documentary and conceptual work.
Wouda photographs, among other subjects, the Port of Amsterdam, the Wadden Island Texel, the Tuindorp-Oostzaan neighborhood, and groups of children at a secondary school. His work often focuses on the relationship between people and their environment, and he is especially interested in how people behave as a group within a larger whole.
A characteristic feature is his high vantage point: he looks, as it were, from above at his subjects. From a distance the people appear as small figures in a pattern, but upon closer inspection individual differences become visible. Also in this work from the Spanish Almuñécar, that tension between mass and individual becomes visible against the backdrop of the imposing landscape.
