Photagogia
begins where light has already disappeared.
Direct exposure to daylight leaves a chemical inscription within the photographic paper, darkening the emulsion until the image seems lost. Through scratching and erosion, the gesture gradually reveals this inscription, allowing light to reappear—not as a representation of the world, but as a physical trace reanimated by the viewer's imagination.
Details
Year: 2024-2025Material-Technique: Engraving on colour photographic paperDimensions: 20.32 x 25.4 cm