“KODACHROME"  【rofmia Exhibition】

“KODACHROME” 【rofmia Exhibition】

[rofmia Exhibition]
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10.28(Fri) .29(Sat) .30(Sun)
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『Saul Leiter』
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“KODACHROME”



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Iving Penn , Robert Frank , Richard Avedon , William Klein and other leading 20th century photographers from Vogue and Harper's BAZAAR.
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Saul Leite is one of those greats.

However, strangely, he is a great man who was re-evaluated after his death in 2013.
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Originally aiming to be a painter, his unique color tone and composition are greatly influenced by his photographs.


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New York in the 1950s after World War II saw a boom in abstract art, and the abstract paintings of Mark Rothko, a Russian-Jewish artist, also gave hints for the composition of Saul later.


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Rothko is a 20th-century American Abstractist painter, and his painting style is an oil painting color expression painter that does not have a specific focus of 2 or 3 divisions with vague outlines on the entire screen.


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The sole was formed with a “frame in frame” photo, quoting the color expression in the composition of the photo.


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Also, in order to reproduce Lautrec-like color expression in photographs, he uses KODACHROME, a color film that has just changed from monochrome at that time.


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This film was a rare film at the time because it was hard to fade even if the photograph was developed with deep shades of red and yellow.
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Most of the early color photographs had poor fading resistance and storage stability.

⁡ KODACHROME's film is the cutting edge film at that time without these disadvantages.
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In Sole's photographs, ambiguous photographic works are created in the frame-in-frame composition of Rocos abstract expression, reflecting natural phenomena such as rain and snow through the glass through the lens.



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This is one of his ways of expression that connects painting and photography.


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Saul prefers Japanese Zen and Buddhism.
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“The real world is connected to what is originally hidden. 』




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These colors were expressed by a 70-year-old artist using a traditional fabric, Mikawa cotton with Mino washi paper.

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Everything will be an exhibition created by rofmia's direction within the framework of Lister.




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