Zsuzsanna Peremartoni’s Sardinian exhibition reveals a never-before-seen face of the Mediterranean coast.
“Although I have always photographed the real world, I have never photographed it as it appears to us, but as I saw it.” – wrote André Kertész. This idea is particularly true of Zsuzsanna Peremartoni’s photographs: for her, the camera is not just a tool, but with its help, the way she herself sees the world becomes visible. Last year’s…
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Zsuzsanna Peremartoni’s Sardinian exhibition reveals a never-before-seen face of the Mediterranean coast.
“Although I have always photographed the real world, I have never photographed it as it appears to us, but as I saw it.” – wrote André Kertész. This idea is particularly true of Zsuzsanna Peremartoni’s photographs: for her, the camera is not just a tool, but with its help, the way she herself sees the world becomes visible. Last year’s…