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Hein Gravenhorst

Mentioned in 2 editorials. Mentioned in 1 podcast episode. Mentioned in 2 Timeline moments (1968 to 1974). Appears alongside 50 other people.

Hein Gravenhorst is a German artist and photographer known for generative photography.

Hein Gravenhorst
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Biography and works in the Le Random Collection →
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Decisive for my path toward photographic art, however, was the exhibition Generative Photography, which I myself conceived and installed in 1968 at the Kunsthaus Bielefeld. It became a signal for concrete-constructive, serial photographic work and brought together my pinhole-aperture structures with Cordier’s chemigrams, Kilian Breier’s luminograms and Hein Gravenhorst’s photomechanical transformations.

Gottfried Jäger, Gottfried Jäger on a New Kind of Being

No question that Victor Vasarely's manifesto was a super important moment in art history, and also there is a strong relevance of kinetic and op art for the artists who later, I mean, like I mentioned Hein Gravenhorst, for example, who did op art as a generative photographer.

Georg Bak, Georg Bak on the Analog Era: 1950s Art

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