Ferit Kuyas Industrial Interiors

In places, Kuyas's work looks like the precision photography found in engineering texts of the 1930s: portraits of large machines so pristine that they seem to be awaiting their first use. Ironically, Kuyas captures them long after they have been shut down. He prints his black-and-white images in strong contrast, with a special grasp of light and shadow.

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Publication date 1999 Topics Kuyas, Ferit -- Photographie -- Schweiz -- Industriearchäologie -- Bildband, Industrial archaeology. The photographs of Ferit Kuyas combine cool objectivity with a feeling for the poetry hidden in industrial environments, primarily from the period of early industrialization in Europe. Although Ferit Kuyas's work has been known to insiders for some time, this is the long-awaited publication of his work in book form.

One of Europe's foremost. Ferit Kuyas - Industrial Interiors Hans-Peter Bartschi, Benedikt Loderer Published by Edition Stemmle, U.S.A., 1999 ISBN 10: 3908161789 / ISBN 13: 9783908161783. Buy a copy of Ferit Kuyas: Industrial Interiors book by Hans-Peter Baertschi, Ferit Kuyas, Benedikt Loderer.

The photographs of Ferit Kuyas combine cool objectivity with a feeling for the poetry hidden in industrial environments, primarily from the period of early industrialization in Europe. Although Ferit Kuyas's work has been known to insiders for some t. These masterful images of industrial sites convey a timeless sense of wonderment.

Despite their contemporary origin, Kuyas's photographs achieve an air of antiquity--not only through texture, but through the seeing itself--that is evocative of the early Modernist's sense of heroism and optimism. Ferit Kuyas ' images of industrial interiors cover the exact same territory as his more famous predecessors: gargantuan machinery of all kinds (hydroelectric power plants, spinning mills, refuse incineration plants, metal working factories and breweries). Photographs by Ferit Kuyas.

Text by Bendikt Loderer and Dr. Hans-Peter Baertschi. Edition Stemmle, Zurich, English, 1999.

Switzerland, 128 pp., 94 duotone illustrations, 11¾x12½". These masterful images of industrial sites convey a timeless sense of wonderment. Industrial interiors by Ferit Kuyas, Hans-Peter Bartschi, Benedikt Loderer, February 1999, Edition Stemmle edition, Hardcover in English.

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