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Happy Nature Photography Day!

Maya Rochat’s artist’s book gives us close-up views of nature and its elements: water, rocks, air, and trees. The images are altered and layered in fascinating ways, photography and painting, analog and digital, black and white and color, etc. The artist states that “This is my ode to nature, my source of inspiration, my childhood, my family.”

A rock is a river Rochat, Maya [artist]   Switzerland : SPBH Editions, 2017. 336 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm + 1 booklet (16 pages ; 26 cm) English Edition of 150 16 page text insert. Ceschel, Bruno. Polli, Nicolas [editor] 2017 HOLLIS number: 990152994290203941

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Here in Cambridge, Massachusetts, we’re noticing the leaves changing their colors to bright shades of yellow and red. These colors make our lives a bit brighter in this challenging time.

Maya Rochat’s artist’s book gives us close-up views of nature and its elements: water, rocks, air, and trees. The images are altered and layered in fascinating ways, photography and painting, analog and digital, black and white and color, etc. The artist states that “This is my ode to nature, my source of inspiration, my childhood, my family.”

What have you been noticing outside lately?

A rock is a river Rochat, Maya [artist]   Switzerland : SPBH Editions, 2017. 336 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm + 1 booklet (16 pages ; 26 cm) English Edition of 150 16 page text insert. Ceschel, Bruno. Polli, Nicolas [editor] 2017 HOLLIS number: 990152994290203941

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par la petite lunette... par daniel grossenbacher

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“Shape of Light: 100 Years of Photography and Abstract Art” from D.A.P. & @tate is "an experimental masterclass … shows how masters from Man Ray and Mondrian to Maya Rochat transformed reality in their laboratory-like darkrooms and studios" according to Sean O'Hagan, The Guardian. “Shape of Light” tells the intertwined stories of photography and abstract art from the early 20th century to the present day, looking at historic works in a variety of mediums from painting and sculpture to montage and kinetic installations. Beginning with the works of cubism and vorticism, it then highlights the key contributions of Bauhaus, constructivist and surrealist artists of the 1920s and 1930s. From there it proceeds to the "subjective photography" of the 1940s and 1950s, exploring the global scope of this movement through works by artists from Latin America and Asia, before considering the impact of photography on abstract expressionism, op art and minimalism in Europe and the US. #barbarakasten #mayarochat @maya_rochat #nathanlerner #daisukeyokota #bridgetriley @sean_j_ohagan @guardian

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Les ventres vides  

Ebook / Roman par Anne-Laure Bonte  122 pages  Septembre 2016

Couverture : Gio Black Peter  Illustrations / Photos : Maya Rochat, Melissa Steckbauer, Aurelia Vuillermoz.  

« Je suis de la race des superbes bâtardes.  Je me nourris de vos désirs enterrés. Plus je  me donne et plus je vous prends. Mon sexe,  mes yeux, ma bouche, je suis l’éponge qui  aspire l’écume de vos cœurs dévastés. Vous  m’adorez, vous me dévorez, c’est égal, j’en  vis, c’est ce que je suis.  Je suis de la race des superbes bâtardes. »  Mama San, à l’heure de la fermeture.

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This work called "Glitter orgy is my dream" by Maya Rochat will be at Art geneve this month, visit ours-mag.com for more info #artist #mayarochat #artgeneve

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Maya Rochat - A plastic tool

2015

A Plastic Tool is the new photobook by Maya Rochat.The book questions the value of the contemporary image, using strategies of détournement and deconstruction to form complex visual en- semble, based on her photographic photographs. Interweaving these images with the print techniques, she creates multi-fold narratives. The book is printed making use of various print technologies – Offset, stencil print and silkscreen – that overlaps on the page, producing a unique materiality. Conceived in layers, the works evolve in the expanded fields of photography, collage and painting, blurring the borders between analogic, manual and digital. It invites the spectator into an organic universe, exploring emotional and conceptual readings.

For their third editorial project together, Maya Rochat and Delphine Bedel are exploring further the haptic relation between print and photography, in a cutting-edge publishing experiment.        

Maya Rochat A Plastic Tool

Publisher Meta Books

Hardcover, 21 x 27 cm Portrait, 104 pages Artworks & Design: Maya Rochat Editor: Delphine Bedel Typography: Niels Wehrspann Printed by Ditto Press With the support of Pro Helvetia, Etat de Vaud, City of Lausanne, Air BerlinAlexanderplatz and Centre d’Art Contemporain Geneva. 250 ex ISBN 978-90-821182-1-6