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Rousse at the museum of photographic arts, M.O.P.A., San Diego, California,
Rousse at the museum of photographic arts, M.O.P.A., San Diego, California, Rousse at the museum of photographic arts, M.O.P.A., San Diego, California,
| Anamorphose/Metamorphose:
Photographic Interventions by Georges Rousse
San Diego Museum of Photographic Art, temporary
space exhibition.
Oct. 25, 1999 through Jan. 30, 2000
This artist had an exhibit in the temporary space the museum had while the
expansion was taking place. It was held in downtown San Diego, at the Museum of
Contemporary Art.
Rousse uses old abandoned warehouses in France,
where he lives and works, and creates optical illusions in them by cutting
out walls and then painting geometrical patterns over them. When
viewed just from the cameras angle, you would think you were looking at,
say, a gauze screen with a design on it floating in front of the old
buildings walls. I was truly in awe at the effect. I love when
an artist makes you think, and try to add the same theory, of course, to my
own work.
Michael Seewald |
Rousse at the museum of photographic arts, M.O.P.A., San Diego, California,
Rousse at the museum of photographic arts, M.O.P.A., San Diego, California, Rousse at the museum of photographic arts, M.O.P.A., San Diego, California,
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