Hubertus Hohenlohe Mexican, 1959
Tauromagia, Málaga, 2010
103 x 260 cm
Hubertus Von Hohenlohe infiltrates his photographs in a shameless and almost arrogant way, being both spectator and protagonist, an uninvited voyeur who sneaks into his own party. The artist successfully...
Hubertus Von Hohenlohe infiltrates his photographs in a shameless and almost arrogant way, being both spectator and protagonist, an uninvited voyeur who sneaks into his own party. The artist successfully mixes intuition and careful post-production work to create a universe that is totally playful, fresh and different.
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15 minutes of fame
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Hubertus' work is intrinsically and indisputably linked to his person. He travels the world with his camera, capturing moments with apparent spontaneity and a certain flavour of disguised advertising, achieving captivating and attractive images. His way of capturing the moment, not without romanticism, is juxtaposed with a decidedly cheerful and informal aesthetic. Hubertus successfully blends intuition and careful post-production work to reveal a work that is totally playful, fresh and different.39
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