Published
3-6-2025
Type of Work
Other
Catalogue Essay
Abstract
In Silvi Glattauer’s photographic practice nothing is set, time, light and landscape are each staged in unexpected ways. An image is never singular: often literally composed from multiple exposures, always taken through multiple processes, and always opening a dialogue with the rich history of her own work and the work of other artists. For Glattauer photography, and more particularly printmaking, isn’t about fixing an image it is about opening it up. It is work marked by nimble curiosity and although it is often technically startling it is never about technique, rather, it is about an ethic of slow looking.
Notes
Published on the occasion of Silvi Glattauer 'Re-Framing the Travel Shot' PG Gallery, Fitzroy June 3rd - 14th
Citation
O'Donnell, M. (2025) Unraveling landscape stories, in Silvi Glattauer Reframing the Travel Shot (Catalogue essay) PG Gallery, Fitzroy
Link to Published Work
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0747/0294/6534/files/SG-LandscapeStories.pdf?v=1754456108