The Axonometry exhibition gathers different works by Nicolas Grospierre whose common denominator is that these are all photographic works which represent reality as axonometric views. This is an apparent paradox: one sees reality in perspective (and this is what the camera records), and axonometry is a technique representing reality in an abstract, geometric fashion, which [...]
The exhibition’s starting point was the Polish Aviation in Cracow, built in 2010 by the Berlin architect Justus Pysall. Paper Planes was inspired by this building, and is an interpretation of it, its origin, its function and its form. The work was initiated with the acknowledgment that a) the building was designed as if it was [...]
In collaboration with Archeology of Photography Foundation, as part of the cycle “Living Archives”, Nicolas created an installation project in the apartment (used also as his archive) of Tadeusz Suminski, the Polish classical photographer who died in 2009. The installation was composed of around 800 images of the room and archive taken by Nicolas and [...]