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ロジャー・バレンの演劇的な写真の力は、人間の精神に働きかける力にある。モノクロの色調を用いることで写真とドキュメンタリーの区別は消え、特定の心理的要素と組み合わさると観客の現実認識は混乱に陥る。彼の作品と原型像の描写を通じて、バレンは潜在意識を呼び起こし、人類の集合記憶に触れる。

The power of Roger Ballen’s theatrical photography lies in its ability to play on the human psyche. The distinction between photography and documentary falls away through the use of monochromatic colors, throwing the audience’s perception of reality into chaos when combined with specific psychological elements. Through his work and portrayal of archetypes, Ballen arouses the subconscious mind, and taps into the collective memory of mankind.

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Roger Ballen (1950) - ROAR

Digital print - Not signed - 2011

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Unsigned limited edition digital print titled ROAR by Roger Ballen (1950), created in 2011, in an abstract style, 81 × 20 cm, 150 g, Canada, excellent condition.

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Unsigned limited edition digital print titled ROAR by Roger Ballen (1950), created in 2011, in an abstract style, 81 × 20 cm, 150 g, Canada, excellent condition.

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