meriç algün ringborg

meriç algün ringborg's 'the risk of being in public' project is "a yearlong journal containing 136 notations where each account describes a photograph taken in public by an unknown person in which the artist has noticed she appears in the background." see more here.

[all meriç algün ringborg. the risk of being in public. 2011.]

kristine thompson

kristine thompson's 'projecting' project. "using a video projector, i made these artists and their personal spaces 'appear' in my studio so that i could interact with them. these set-ups represent an attempt to understand the work, the working process, and the personal lives of these artists who are no longer around to speak for themselves. the futile lengths taken to construct the space for an imagined relationship or conversation is meant to render the images both humorous and melancholic. in this series and others, i question how empathy may be elicited from a reproduced image." see more here.

[all kristine thompson. from the series projecting. 2006. top to bottom: sitting on edna st. vincent millay's porch. bringing emily dickinson flowers. comforting bas jan ader.]

phil collins

work by phil collins. the image in the middle is from his interesting ongoing project 'free fotolab' where the artist offers development of 35mm film to anyone for free in exchange for the exclusive universal rights to their images. see more here.

[all phil collins. top to bottom: study for an unknown girl #3. 2009. free fotolab. 2009. the return of the real # 2. 2007.]

lindsay ljungkull

projections by lindsay ljungkull. see more here.

[all lindsay ljungkull. from the series fundamentals pt. 1. 2009. top to bottom: we have a lot in common. influence. i've been questioning my goals.]

laura d'ors

work by laura d'ors. see more here.

[all laura d'ors. top to bottom: untitled. 2008. kind of amnesia (slide projection). 2009. kind of blurry (installation photo).]

ugnius gelguda

ugnius gelguda's 'memory leak'. "3 projectors function in non-synchronous mode and the projectors "move" randomly, this making overall visual noise. the installation of projected photo slides questions photography as a carrier of information, as an attribute of memory and the document of the past." see more here.

[all ugnius gelguda. from the series memory leak. 2007.]

martijn hendriks

martijn hendriks's "attempt to organize google image search results according to strategies of defacement." see more here.

[all martijn hendriks. in the black of this long night. jpg slideshow transfered to dvd. 2008.]

lauren edwards

work by lauren edwards. made by projecting and rephotographing old family snapshots. see more here.

[all lauren edwards. untitled.]

henrik isaksson

these are by swedish photographer henrik isaksson. you can take a look at more of henrik's stuff right here.

[all henrik isaksson. untitled.]

katja mater

some amazingly great photos toying with the nature of the medium in the portfolio of dutch photographer katja mater. you can take a peek at more of katja's stuff right here.

[all katja mater. top to bottom: from the series on photos. from the series projections.]

lexi adams

lexi adams makes these photographs by digging out the old slide projector and projecting images of the built environment onto the body. an evocative juxtaposition. see more of lexi's work right here.

[all lexi adams. from the projector series. 2004-2007.]

remigiusz pyrdol

here remigiusz pyrdol photographs his subjects alongside projections of their immigration photos. the contrast between the person and their image calls attention to issues of identity, but also i think poignantly addresses the failure of all photographs, despite their likeness to reality to actually represent it. you can see more from this project here.

[all by remigiusz pyrdol.]

agnieszka brzezanska

to be truthful, i don't exactly know what these pictures by polish artist agnieszka brzezanska are, but i find them unbelievably beautiful. i am supposing they are photographs of shadows against a wall, but the broadway 1602 gallery's website where i came across the work is charmingly mysterious. judge for yourself...you can see more of agnieszka's work right here.

[all agnieszka brzezanska. titles and dates unknown.]