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Photos and film shot on rare infrared film show war-torn DR Congo as you’ve never seen it before.
Richard Moss, 2012.
What you're about to see is not an illusion. The innovative (and as we're about to find out) equally daring photographer Richard Mosse captured these starling i
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En utilisant le film à but militaire Aerochrome Infrarouge de Kodak afin de relever en rose les tonalités sur les photographies, Richard Mosse a cherché à c
BERLIN — In a visually stunning multichannel video installation, "The Enclave" (2013), Richard Mosse has created an immersive environment that plunges the viewer into the heart of the ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The installation in the Irish Pavilion at the Venice Biennale consists of multiple screens positioned throughout the center of the room; they are transparent scrims, so you can see the projection simultaneously from both sides.
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Using discontinued Kodak Aerochrome infrared film, Irish photographer Richard Mosse captures the conflict in Eastern Congo in vivid colors, exploring…
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Irish photographer Richard Mosse's retrospective exhibition, Displaced, is a visual walkthrough of the difficult terrains to talk about migration, conflict, and climate change.
Through the lens of Richard Mosse's weaponized camera, the subjects are visible only as figures of glowing white light. The serial heat readings capture radiant beings amidst a dark textured landscape, emulating a negative print instead of a positive one.
A photographer uses a camera common in agribusiness to expose environmental crimes in the Amazon.
infra photo series employs infrared color film to investigate a jungle war zone in the democratic republic of congo, resulting in tragic scenes in vivid lavender, pinks and reds.
The Irish artist follows migrants with a thermal military camera as they flee Syria, Iraq and elsewhere, turning them into a teeming mass of ghosts
Profiling the image-maker using military equipment to shoot the tragedy of the refugee crisis
