{"id":9387,"date":"2016-02-11T15:15:46","date_gmt":"2016-02-11T14:15:46","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.hahnemuehle.com\/?p=9387"},"modified":"2016-02-11T15:15:46","modified_gmt":"2016-02-11T14:15:46","slug":"jochenbrillowski","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.hahnemuehle.com\/en\/jochenbrillowski\/","title":{"rendered":"The lights of the city – urban dreamscapes of Jochen Brillowski"},"content":{"rendered":"

Cityscapes as fantastically colorful panoramas are the preferred subject of German photographer Jochen Brillowski. His images are full of energy and invite for visual exploration. The large-format designs are ideal for the new Hahnem\u00fchle Panoramic papers in two Photo Rag \u00ae grades. We are therefore pleased to present motifs by the photographer on the packaging of the two products. Urban Panoramas of Zurich and Cologne can be admired on the boxes for the new Photo Rag \u00ae 308<\/a> in the Matt FineArt-line and on the box for Photo Rag \u00ae Baryta<\/a> in the Glossy FineArt line (on the back). Read more in the interview \u2013 e.g. on experimental photographic interpretations of his urban dreamscapes.
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When did you discover your passion for photography?\"Jochen_Brillowski_Portrait_2016B_QUADRATISCH_MITTEL_2000px\"<\/a><\/strong>
\nMy first encounter was with the fascination of the imaging I had in 1986 with a single-lens reflex camera and in the darkroom. In the analogue age I loved the slow emergence of the image which would arise on the white paper. Today I enjoy the natural light and the absence of chemicals while the image in Photoshop takes shape and then comes to physical life off the printer and onto genuine fine art paper.<\/p>\n

How did you come to the world of <\/strong>cityscape photography?<\/strong>
\nMy love for nocturnal cityscapes was born in Hamburg. At night alone in the port I could conjure up not only beautiful pictures, but it also relaxed me so wonderfully. This peaceful rest is possible while the camera with the many required long exposures images does the work. This is my personal form of yoga to get away from the madding crowd. So my preference was for night shots.<\/p>\n

\"FullSizeRender\"<\/a>Which of your projects\/motifs opened the door to the art market\/professional market?<\/strong>
\nIt was the development of a very personal technology for my “Move It” series, which still exerts a special fascination. The images appear blurred and abstract from a distance, up close every observer can even detect the finest details. Abstract paintings of light and structures attract the eye. My images of this opera are a game with focus and blur, associations and recognition.<\/p>\n

Who inspires you most?<\/strong>
\nI rather prefer the inspiration from other fields of art or photography. This can create a quite new perspective when you look beyond the borders and the table\u00b4s edge.<\/p>\n

How would you describe your artistic \/ photographic style?
\n<\/strong>I like my pictures to be as kind of dream worlds, as they have reminded the visitor of a place in his mind or in his illusion. Radiant worlds without claiming to represent reality. In addition I love to snatch the night from its darkness and to bring to life and make the subject I\u00b4m capturing shine in vibrant colors. Reflecting water I use as an amplifier. I enjoy working \u2018Crossover\u2019, linking techniques from different genres. \"BRI_2315_Z\u00fcrich_Grossm\u00fcnster_Rathaus_Helmhausmuseum\"<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

What is most challenging in <\/strong>landscape photography?
\n<\/strong>To catch the right moment at which everything is just right: the sky, the moon, the illumination of the building, the wind, the weather and more. In the Zurich picture I knew at first glance what it should look like. But it took me six nights and 45 single shots until all outdoor conditions were finally perfect.<\/p>\n

How important is the printed presentation of your works of art?<\/strong>
\nAs nice as the speed and the worldwide possibilities of presentation by the new media are, in order to really enjoy an image it needs size and physical appearance. To present large sizes in a beautiful gallery-like atmosphere and to be able to take the viewer on a journey into the printed subject matter a perfect print is needed. My images work excellent of course, with the new panoramic papers from Hahnem\u00fchle. But it may also like to have the options for even bigger formats for me or my clients.
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\nWhich is your favorite Hahnem\u00fchle paper and why?<\/strong>
\nIt always depends on the intended use. I especially love the wonderful velvety and structured surface of German Etching, which gives the picture something very special. My Berlin-Panorama in black and white on the German Etching\u00ae<\/a> looks like an engraving with the finest image details. For extreme fine structures I also opt for Photo Rag\u00ae<\/a> as one of my favorite papers.<\/p>\n

Do you have a dream project you would like to realize sometime?
\n<\/strong>My pictures are dreamscapes and I`m lucky enough to work often in the most beautiful cities in the world. To that extent many cities are still on my to-do-list. I\u00b4d love to capture their architectural diversity and scenic lights in my panoramas.
\nWhat\u00b4s next?<\/strong>
\nThe next special technique is already in the experimental stage. Away from the pure photography, it is multi-dimensional and three-dimensional. Of course in the end it must be printed on the finest Hahnem\u00fchle papers.<\/p>\n

Thanks for the interview Jochen Brillowski.
\nMore from this artist are shown on its website<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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