In photography, the pre-Impressionist movement paves the way for Impressionism by emphasising even then light, the moment and the visual impression faithful reproduction of reality. The aim is to convey an impression rather than a precise representation of reality.
Photography, as a visual medium, shares surprising similarities with Pointillism.
As a form of visual art, photography shares surprising similarities with Fauvism.
Cubism in painting shares also a strong resemblance with modern photography.
Painting and photography expressionist works come together in a shared desire to transform the real world in order to reveal its emotional charge.
In photography, surrealism reveals a world where the real world goes haywire for a moment in the mind of the artist who creates it in his mind and in his imagination as well a world that the real is disrupted to allow the unexpected and the dreamlike to emerge.
Abstractionism in photography is an approach which transforms the real world into shapes, lines, colours and textures to create an image which no longer shows a subject that is immediately recognisable.
Immersive shows are an innovative and captivating form of live art, redefining the relationship between audience and stage.
Impressionism and Post-Impressionism influenced photography from the 1880s onwards.
