Written by Vivian Hua on August 26, 2012
World-renowned photographers Claudia Rogge and Spencer Tunick possess artistic visions large enough to fill city blocks. By orchestrating large-scale installations, they create visual interpretations of order and chaos, comprised not of inanimate objects, but of human beings obediently adhering to another’s direction and vision. Rogge and Tunick’s props at times engage actively like sentient beings and at others detach like stones. And despite the fact that they are frequently unclothed, the sheer number of individuals involved and the overarching aesthetic quality of each photograph makes every human component important only inasmuch as it forms a significant piece of the whole.
Claudia Rogge
These images below are primarily from Rogge’s 2007 – 2008 series, Dividuum.
Spencer Tunick
A smattering of images from Tunick’s Wilderness, Adornment, and Large-Scale installation series.

ART FEATURES PAINTING - DRAWING - COLLAGE - PHOTOGRAPHY - INSTALLATION - SCULPTURE - TEXTILE - MIXED MEDIA - PERFORMANCE - MULTIMEDIA
Claudia Rogge

Spencer Tunick
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