The Pinhole as Image Creation Archetype: Explorations of Analog and Digital Media

Authors

  • VERÓNICA ODE SALEH University of Chile
  • BRUNO PERELLI SOTO University of Chile

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18537/tria.13.01.04

Abstract

The generation of images and the relationship with their supports has been a constant concern. Various authors propose a separation between the image (content) and its supports, bodies, containers and techniques. Based on this, the search to show this difference and link leads us to explore the relationship between the image and its support. The design of cameras and technological bodies proposed here seek to transfer the supports to new experiences with the idea of seeing how much it is capable of supporting the original latent image without being altered.

Keywords: Image, Light, Pinhole, Body, Creation.

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Published

2022-12-11

How to Cite

ODE SALEH, V. ., & PERELLI SOTO, B. . (2022). The Pinhole as Image Creation Archetype: Explorations of Analog and Digital Media. Tsantsa. Journal of Artistic Research, (13), 49–61. https://doi.org/10.18537/tria.13.01.04