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Metz+ Racine's still lifes live for the moment. Not for the mere
pleasures of the present or the split second that may account for a
snapshot's success, but rather for the moment almost missed. Seem-
ingly slightly off-schedule, many of Metz+ Racine's compositions
capture the "right before., or the "right after." Real suspense,
they appear to argue, resides in juxtapositions between disparate
objects, between an act and its imminent instance, or between the
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ten finds signs of I. f e and la d eir sti 11 hfes • wh1· ch , as th l r I)' ~ s11
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o be superbly staged, but all are imbued with ll hlttl o
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publlcutlon become its blueprint, the beginning of the pro- its success 11 cs In the fuct that ·many
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used us n tool to tuke photos Inside the muquette. "It
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In the end, everything had to be worked out In detail•·
The swl ftness of the smurtphone snapshot aroused their in-
tci·est und leud to the J>Otentiul Idea to •study one In
dep th und reinterpret It, to think a step further and
de-fumlllurlzc It In order to bring out Its randomness.•
Anything but rondo■, yet always surprising, Scheltens &
Abbcnes stand for extruordlnury photography thut presents
products wl thout ever inc ludlng models. They have heralded
new era of experl ■entallsm In uppl led still life photog-
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presses our cont c■porane it~ . - Di Iorio
word s no l ess s h arp than hi s pictures .
d ec l a r es that consu■er produc t s and
Di Io ri o t ca ,·es no roo■ t o doub t that
coaaodi ti es arc close t~ connected to
poeti c port r aya l s are none o f hi s busi -
the pre sent . but al so t o the peop l e •ho
ness. But whe the r it be a rose in a
u se the■ . To h i ■ . the portra~al o f a
se r e• cla■p or a dra■at ic blaring o f
product parallel s that of a person . And
spray -on -de• . he overe■phasizcs thorny
whil e he r esolut e \ ~ rejects the idea o f
dc tai Is and dro p s hadows. occasionally
d e l i verlng a conc r ete ■essage through
t o the point •he re a pict ure of a product
hi s pi c ture~. hl' clai ■s that any ■a n ·
appears ■o re tangible than the actua l
■ade. I lfc less object ~tend s as a sy■ -
produc t it se lf . To borrow Baudril l ard·s
bol o f l ife it s l'lf . ·A r ose i s n · t si ■p l y
s ords , Di l o rio 's hypcrcl ear s tudio
a beaut i fu I rose.· he says . Indeed . it
~till s c"ot.:c the noti o n of a " s i ■ula
is a ho a ■<•t:lpho r o f ■ort a Ii t y •hen
t ion of so■e th i ng ,rhich nc,·cr r e ally ex -
it co■ es squeezed Int o a se re• cla■ p .
that do I s t cd . • They arc i ■bucd •i th a sense of
It 1, i n portra~·lng objec t s
no t ■e re I~ t e l I or o ur t l ■e. but a l so pulp fi c ti on that turns the trivial into
cep t of ,anitas and ■ c■e nt o ■o rl . si tions a r c all set agaio s t so lid color
'luc h I Ike the o ld ■as t ers who paint - backdro ps. bright and sober a s the sea■ •
ed their o ft entl ■cs ■undan c objects in l ess s tud io s weeps. But contras ting the
o rgani c. ■c tl c ul ous ■a nn l' rs . Di Iorio t edi ous tid i ness of conventional c011 -
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back drop s. Lang er c r ea t es
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pho ne s na p s h o t s tha t h ave come to wor ld,
me aning o f t he t e rm ' pho t ogr a phi c .• In f ac t , I f ee l mo r e • in the western ,.;111
age c ul t ure . La nge r r ema r ks t h at t taken
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solve a bac klit puzz l e . I am a l so no t hidd e n in a dark r oom, • a nd r efers to i th an
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everything happens in br igh t li ght .• . s of photos • for• 110s
ad campa i g n cons ti t u t ing a se ri e ok
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i Pho ne 6." I n t h e age of I ns t agram • And
that aptly l e ad s to the obser va ti on tha t hi s own a r e occa - posi t ion to con te nt .
l o ng l ost its pr i v ileged
sionally o verexposed, a s if g l ared by ha l ogen he adl ights: La nger l i k es t h is. t•uge rY • •' "' "
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