About
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Robert Holden is a stateless artist.
He dedicates his work to share what he loves. Mainly humans and nature. Meeting and sharing the diversity of cultures, of individuals and civilizations is a primary drive. Hence he is often traveling.
In many series he mixes reality and personal narrative.
He also publishes editorials regularly on international magazines, mainly travel or encounters.
“ If you don’t believe you can make your world a tiny bit better through what you do… the go do something else! “
Renzo Piano (Architect) interview, Dec 7 2011
“ [Holden’s] images uncover those emotions procured through his discovery of the other, under differing lights and reference points . “
Elisabeth Couturier (Art critic ) Text, 4 Dec 2011
“ The question is not what you look at, but what you see. “
Henry David Thoreau (Poet) Journal, 5 Aug 185
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The Treehouse – Urban Intervention in New York The series is entirely visible on my website. This links are specific to the New York installation. In combination with the New York Photo Festival 2011, this series was presented as a photographic intervention on the urban landscape. Curated by Evan Bennett and Silvia Fuster, VAMOS Architects, the 3 weeks exhibition was installed as large scale prints in public locations throughout DUMBO neighborhood, such as walls, scaffoldings, garages, buildings.
The Treehouse – New York Photo Festival page
High Altitude Project – a project about the extreme growth the planet is undergoing (conceived as an installation) a large series of deceivingly simple black and white high-altitude landscapes (conceived as an installation)
Encre Noire – a tribute to black, to Japanese femininity
Dystopia – a small series inspired by e potential dystopian scenario of a human-less earth (conceived as an installation)
Lebanese Bride
Time Travel – trash, recycle, upcycle.. toys from one hand to another, across space and time.
Liban! – 5 photographers 5 projects on Lebanon
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La Lettre de la Photographie – Le Cabinet de Curiosités
de Thomas Erber, London, December 2011
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The Treehouse . New York Photo Festival. Urban intervention curated by VAMOS[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]