Fabian Marti
Brot & Tod. 2006. inkjet-print. 134 x 97,5 cm
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HundHund. 2006. Inkjet-print. 181.7 x 110 cm
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Ruins, Regrets and Visible Effects. PIERO GOLIA & FABIAN MARTI
Istituto Svizzero di Roma. 2009. view more, click here
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The work of Swiss artist FABIAN MARTI reflects the artist’s fascination not only for savage theories, but also for underground culture, music and technological debates. In this photograph, as well as in others of his works, FABIAN MARTI uses the same techniques: he hardly ever uses digital media, but works with analogue photography and with a scanner. The application of these media and particularly the darkening black effect of the left open scanner emphasise the materiality of the photography with dust spots. In some of the works, Marti uses the scanner directly as a camera by placing the objects to be portayed directly on its surface.
FABIAN MARTI studied photography at the Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst (University of Design and Art) in Zurich (2002-2007).
[...] addition to her art work ANNETTE AMBERG also works regularly as a curator. Together with the artist FABIAN MARTI she founded and directed the exhibition space Amberg & Marti from 2005 to 2007 and worked as an [...]
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