Thomas Ruff, a significant figure in contemporary photography, reflects on the diverse influences throughout his career, from various artists to unconventional sources like television. Born in 1958 in West Germany, he has pushed the boundaries of photographic art since the 1980s. His works are characterized by a blend of conceptual rigor and beauty, where imagination challenges traditional perceptions of photography. Ruff discusses his admiration for key photographers and artists, emphasizing the importance of experimentation in creating intellectually engaging yet enjoyable artwork.
Ruff, a pivotal figure in the 1980s photography movement, fosters a unique artistic practice combining technical curiosity and conceptual depth, changing the perception of photography.
Ruff's work reveals his philosophy on photography whereby imagination plays a crucial role, challenging traditional notions associated with factual representation.
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