This touring exhibition reimagined found photography across nine distinct series, with each installation tailored to the source material. A police uniform catalogue was shown life-size, echoing its original instructional intent. A rabbit’s internet fan archive was rendered as glowing lightboxes, referencing blog culture. Discarded snapshots were presented as accidental abstractions, and motion-triggered wildlife images, taken by deer, were projected in a darkened room like ghostly self-portraits. Other installations included original photo albums, wall-mounted blow-ups, and a video loop of wedding mishaps. Shown in venues including Centraal Museum Utrecht, Rencontres d’Arles, and Aperture Gallery New York, the exhibition explored how amateur photography, awkward, obsessive, and oddly sincere, can reveal as much about authorship and memory as any formal art practice.Ask
