Today, I found PUTPUT via good 'ol pinterest. I am completely drawn to their philosophy;
"We are PUTPUT, a Swiss/Danish artist group established in 2011 and based in Copenhagen, Denmark. We seek to occupy the space between input and output and work as an information processing device, persistently dedicated to unconventional visual experimentation centered around conceptual thinking. We stand up to the chaos of the world by means of form, guided by curiosity we choose not to believe in ready made sense and set out to capture the previously unseen by transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary."
The series, Inflorescence was my favourite so inevitably I just had to share;
"Photographic series of plants in a constructed and artificial state of bloom, documenting a meeting between the fictional and the real. A new species or hybrid emerges which attempts to create a visual diversion and investigates the recognizability of common objects in a new and unexpected context. The ‘Inflorescence’ series represents a contemporary take on still life both in terms of subject matter and composition."
"We are PUTPUT, a Swiss/Danish artist group established in 2011 and based in Copenhagen, Denmark. We seek to occupy the space between input and output and work as an information processing device, persistently dedicated to unconventional visual experimentation centered around conceptual thinking. We stand up to the chaos of the world by means of form, guided by curiosity we choose not to believe in ready made sense and set out to capture the previously unseen by transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary."
The series, Inflorescence was my favourite so inevitably I just had to share;
"Photographic series of plants in a constructed and artificial state of bloom, documenting a meeting between the fictional and the real. A new species or hybrid emerges which attempts to create a visual diversion and investigates the recognizability of common objects in a new and unexpected context. The ‘Inflorescence’ series represents a contemporary take on still life both in terms of subject matter and composition."
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