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Corriette Schoenaerts

“The central theme of the magazine was countries and borders. Contrary to the usual fashion photography, that shows off the newest clothes on a human body and wants to sell an ideal, I made still lives depicting maps and landscapes.”

By turning around the books, I wanted to make an ‘anti-library’ (information, the core of the concept library, turns into desinformation). At the same time another kind of information emerges: that of the usage, age,… of the books itself.

Corriette Schoenaerts operates in a strange nether-region between conceptual art, editorial and advertising. There’s lots of interesting things to see on her site AND as an added plus she actually tells you what you are looking at and what her intentions were. Would really like to see a bit more of that out there.

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Posted on 11 Feb at 5:58 pm | permalink | 3 comments

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February 11, 2008 @ 8:27 pm, by AtAlho

wallll.
nicenice
October 22, 2009 @ 12:10 pm, by Miss90

If an act or policy is otherwise morally justifiable, the fact that its consequences favor or disfavor some group of people singled out by some morally arbitrary or neutral classification scheme is not alone a consideration that tends to render the act morally unjustifiable. ,
October 23, 2009 @ 11:01 am, by Arnold88

Then, run through it again, except this time with how you would light the scenario or how you could improve the lighting. ,

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