19 November 2010

Dan Isaac Wallin

In the creative aspect of his work, Dan Isaac Wallin has a love of Polaroid. He prefers to work with a simple SX-70 or Polaroid 180, using long expired Polaroid film. Wallin gently and carefully treats and mistreats the Polaroid film while it is developing, until he gets the soft ‘other-world’ look, that is the signature style of his work.

This series will show mainly outdoor motifs from the Swedish countryside. The colours and expressions change with the seasons, and behind these beautiful images there rests a serious, calm and poetic sensitivity.

Wallin presents journeys from the places of childhood. His memories become dreamlike sequences; from the blue of Bohuslän to the black and white of Israel. Mystery cuts through the nostalgic imagery and awakens questions within the viewer.








Links: Dan Isaac Wallin.

Invited by Anders Blomqvist

8 comments:

Daniel Björkert said...

Stiligt som alltid!
//Daniel

Ludvig Nordahl said...

väldigt väldigt vackert!

m agejev said...

Great pictures, as always

Chris said...

This is really my cup of tea, love this!

Exposed Material said...

I'm happy that I bought that Angulon! Thanks for sharing your wonderful work with us, Dan!

Anonymous said...

Wonderful work! Thanks for sharing!

M Jenemark

Jan Bernhardtz said...

Lovely!

Jacek Gąsiorowski said...

very moody and original works