Cooperation Luminous brings together physics and art photography at the TU Dortmund. Both disciplines
conduct research with light—but pursue entirely different interests; both disciplines observe light—but in very different ways. In the project Cooperation Luminous they enter into dialogue with one another.
conduct research with light—but pursue entirely different interests; both disciplines observe light—but in very different ways. In the project Cooperation Luminous they enter into dialogue with one another.
Stefanie Muno Luminous Radiation
Merve Baran Energy Transformation
Marsha Zeitheim Ray, Wave, Particle
Marcel Scholz Spatial Objects
Astrid Blum Spectrum
Lisa Steinbart Silent Work
Nana Seeber The Structure of Light
Andreas Metzner References
Cooperation Luminous is one of a series of projects in which photography students at the TU Dortmund University transfer the research methods of the flâneur to the university. They become campus amblers.
They discover and reveal unexpected perspectives, rupturing the documentary gaze in order to open up aesthetic ways of seeing. In this way they tap into the ‘magic of the university, of which it itself is hardly aware’.
They discover and reveal unexpected perspectives, rupturing the documentary gaze in order to open up aesthetic ways of seeing. In this way they tap into the ‘magic of the university, of which it itself is hardly aware’.
This catalogue was published on the occasion of the exhibition: Cooperation Luminous from 30. 05. 2018 to 05. 07. 2018 at the City Campus of the TU Dortmund University in the Dortmund U
Dortmunder Schriften / Kataloge und Essays Vol. 39, Cooperation Luminous
Edited by: Manfred Bayer, Jörg Debus, Timo Klos, Barbara Welzel
Edited by: Manfred Bayer, Jörg Debus, Timo Klos, Barbara Welzel
TU Dortmund University
With essays by: Manfred Bayer, Timo Klos,
Barbara Welzel
On the art works: Jörg Debus, Timo Klos
Translation: Lucy Powell (English),
Elena Panfilova (Russian)
Barbara Welzel
On the art works: Jörg Debus, Timo Klos
Translation: Lucy Powell (English),
Elena Panfilova (Russian)
76 pages printed on two different papers. Text part is printed black on bright white offset paper. The artworks are printed on a matt-coated paper with high pigmented inks. The cover has a glossy spot coat finish.
