Unique, in-depth study of Anton Corbijn's photography by means of composition, lighting, and viewer perspective
'I've always liked to photograph people who are in the public eye. I feel it gives you one step ahead... you can play with whatever image they already have.' - Anton Corbijn
Anton Corbijn's photography offers an intimate glimpse into the lives of cultural icons, stripping away glamour to reveal raw humanity. This book explores his distinctive approach on image-making, examining his use of composition, lighting, and perspective while drawing connections to art history. Corbijn's subjects-captured in unexpected settings-appear both unguarded and authentic, offering a striking contrast to their public personas.
With texts by Ingried Brugger, Taous Dahmani, Sebastian Fasthuber and Lisa Ortner-Kreil
Publication accompanying the exhibition at Bank Austria Kunstforum in Vienna from February 15 until June 29, 2025.
