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Kacper Kowalski (b. 1977, Poland) has been observing and photographing landscape from an aerial perspective for over 20 years.
At an altitude of 500 feet [approx. 150 meters] above the ground, he is exposed to all kinds of sensations : the waves of hot and cold air surround him, while he pushes through the clouds with his gyrocopter or paraglider.
He feels the vibrations, the wind and humidity. It is in those surroundings - paradoxically - that he finds a peace of mind.
The state of absolute concentration, required to simultaneously fly and photograph, leaves his mind free and calm.
This is when the sensations from the outside world and the landscape beneath him start to communicate with the language that reveals itself on the photographs - the language of symbols, shapes, and patterns. |
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Ces artistes qui s’envoient en l’air in Beaux-arts magazine, no.347(2013:mai) (2013-05-01)
n°2(1979) - 1979-10-01 (Bulletin de International Photo Technik)
