Aguirre & Jonnson
Image / Object / Room / Movement

AnalogHolograms

Photographs in depth
Analog Holograms

LAYERED ACRYLIC / MOVING VIEWER

An early open construction of blue photographic layers, with its complete edges and shadow
In the beginning, the layers were open. This early construction led us toward Analog Holograms.

The object stays still

Photographic layers are held apart in acrylic. A face aligns from one position and separates as we move to the side. Reflections cross the printed images while the edges remain visible.

A gorilla in a forest of white trees, layered in blue into acrylic
Tipping Point on a grey wall: the whole layered acrylic box with the gorilla, its depth, wall fixings and shadow

Tipping Point — Analog Holograms

Three pairs of eyes and a forest layered into a blue photographic face

In The Magnifying Glass, plants, tools and cassette tapes enter the construction of a face. An eye holds our attention; another fragment pulls it elsewhere.

The edge is part of the imageWhat changes at the edge?

The Magnifying Glass at an angle on a white wall: the complete layered acrylic box with its depth and shadow
The Magnifying Glass on a white wall, seen from the front with a visitor leaning in
The Magnifying GlassWork details and edition
Madonna: the blue photographic work installed on a white gallery wall
A man holding a small child and a woman standing before a large blue photographic work in a gallery room
Madonna close up: a blue face layered with photographic branches, lines and architectural fragments
A visitor walking beside Kiss me to death, a large blue photographic work with two kissing skeletal figures
Installation / Materials / Inquiries
Materials
Photographic imagery in layered acrylic. Physical objects; the image changes through light, depth and the viewer's position.
Installation
Placement and sightlines are planned with the room, leaving space to see each object frontally and from the side.
Inquiries
Send us the work title and the exhibition context. We can discuss configuration and technical requirements with you. Discuss Analog Holograms
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