rites de passage
by Michael Jochum
Photographs: Michael Jochum
Publisher: edition Fotowerk
60 pages
Year: 2001
Price: 44 €
Comments: Hardback; 23x16 cm.
Rites de passage (rites of passage) (1994 - 1998/2001)
Term from ethnology; coined by A. van Gennepp, Les rites de passage, Paris, 1909 denotes rites that accompany the transition to a new stage of life or community. These are usually acts associated with purification and symbolism of death and resurrection. Birth, sexual maturity/initiation, dying and death rites.
Each photograph marks a transition from the moment to the past. Photography therefore itself becomes a kind of rite de passage, a reality lying before the camera is transformed into a pictorial reality, something that exists only in the moment into something permanent. As in ceremonial acts (rites), death plays an essential role in photography (after R. Barthes "Camera Lucida").
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Term from ethnology; coined by A. van Gennepp, Les rites de passage, Paris, 1909 denotes rites that accompany the transition to a new stage of life or community. These are usually acts associated with purification and symbolism of death and resurrection. Birth, sexual maturity/initiation, dying and death rites.
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rites de passage
by Michael Jochum
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Publisher: edition Fotowerk
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