American photographer Goldin was introduced to the camera in 1968 when she fifteen years old. Throughout her career, she has used photography as what she once famously called “the diary I let people read.”
C.Z. and Max on the Beach (Truro, MA)
“In regard to my attempt at the immaterial, which is to say the void… impossible to give you a photograph. Please publish he photocopy, this page written by my own hand, to clearly show that i am of good faith.”
Anthropométries, 1960
A short examination of structure and sound, this film shot in black and white in Venice presents three sections of similar film to us over the course of six minutes.
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