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11/30/2015

FOLLOW ME ALSO ON MY NEW BLOG...

I have started a new blog. Solely about photography. A collections of my thoughts, opinions and ideas about photography. After about 35 years in the business there should be quite a lot of them. Some even based on facts...

You can find the new one here: The Constant Photographer

9/20/2014

THE COLOURS OF DECAY

It was a long bureaucratic procedure, but at the end the Department for Arts & Culture of the Lower Austrian Government acquired six pictures from my "The Colours of Decay" series for its art collection. I did the pictures for this series between 2009 and 2011 at locations in Lower Austria and when i did the printing two weeks ago I realized that some of the object don't exist anymore. They are gone, destroyed, were dismantled or have fallen into complete disrepair. So this pictures are more a less a historical cronicle too...

Railroad Scrapyard Strasshof, 2010

Spinning Mill Teesdorf, 2011

Trautmannsdorf Castle, 2011

Cement plant Kaltenleutgeben, 2009

THE COLOURS OF...

Die Farben des Verf...

Von Chris A. Dematté

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ABOUT

We & Many

Art, People, Countries, Cultures

This is what this blog is about. Commonalities and differences. Traveling through the world of art to chronicle

our impressions. Presenting our own work.

Enjoy and thank you for staying with us!

THE AUTHORS

Victoria Dematté

And what do we need?

Just light in the window.
And what we dream about?

That the war is over.
And where are we going?

Where the sun shines…

Chris Dematté

Since I got my first camera (a Kodak Instamatic) I am addicted to taking pictures. So it was quite obvious that I became a photographer. Beeing it now for about 30 years I am still with the great photographer Imogen Cunningham: "Which of my photographs is my favorite? The one I'm going to take tomorrow".

”Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.”