Impressionist Photography
Impressionist Photography
November 17, 2018
2014, Garine Torossian, Montreal © atelierjungwirth.com/Donata Wenders
Shadows and veils, focus and blur, black and white. These are the classic tools Donata Wenders favours in her work. Every picture is imbued with a story, a background tale, perhaps even a secret. The light that breaks through the dark hues of her images has been elevated from a stylistic element to an important protagonist, as the artist herself explains. In her visual creations, the boundaries between painting and photography are often blurred.
Donata Wenders (b. 1965) studied film and theatre in Berlin, subsequently working as a camera assistant, and as a film and documentary cinematographer. Since 1995, Wenders has been entirely dedicated to photography. In 2006, she released her first photo book, ‘Island of Silence’. She went on to collaborate with her husband, Wim Wenders, on several further book projects – such as ‘PINA - The Film and the Dancers’, ‘Don’t Come Knocking’, ‘The Buena Vista Social Club’, and ‘Beyond the Clouds: My Time with Antonioni’.
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2014, Garine Torossian, Montreal © atelierjungwirth.com/Donata Wenders
2018, Tallulah © atelierjungwirth.com/Donata Wenders
2011, Tsai Chin © atelierjungwirth.com/Donata Wenders
2006, The Back, Berlin © atelierjungwirth.com/Donata Wenders
STUDIE-III-BERLIN 2107 © atelierjungwirth.com/Donata Wenders