Conceptual photography, also known as conceptual art photography, is an art form in which the concept and idea take precedence and are considered as equal to the photographic technique and aesthetics. The aim is to express an idea or concept through photographic means to convey a certain message or statement. This can involve abstract concepts or political and social issues. In conceptual photography, the photographic technique can often be secondary as the idea and concept take center stage.
In the following you will find work from the participant portfolios on the topic. The entire portfolio of a participant can be found under the link behind the © sign.
If you have also good work to show, then we are looking forward to your submission! Up to nine images in the portfolio, STRKNG is free of charge.
The Phantom In the House of Love - © Pablo Fanque’s Fair
Nun schwingt er aus und tönt nicht mehr - © Peacocks feather
Claudy B.
I never wanted you to see the darkest part of me - Selbstportrait II - © Cassi Klee
How androids had grown so accustomed to digital arts? - © DEWFRAME
der Birchurwald-Gnom - © Christian Meier
can you see me without eyes? - Selbstportrait III - © Cassi Klee
