Thomas Ruff: photograms and negatives

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Thomas Ruff is acknowledged as a leading innovator in the generation of German artists that propelled photography into mainstream art. For more than two decades, he has pushed the limits of the photographic medium, harnessing technologies both old and new. Traditionally, photograms are made by placing objects onto photosensitive paper and exposing the paper to light, thereby recording the silhouettes of the objects.

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• Thomas Ruff di Thomas Ruff (1991)
• Thomas Ruff, Landscapes, Tenerife di Thomas Ruff (2009)