
Anna Ádám


For FUTURES 2019, Capa Center has nominated five artists.

Anna Ádám

Olga Kocsi, Holy Olga
The basically tautological character of Holy Olga flows from the simple fact that its means are simultaneously its ends. It is the sun which never sets over the empire of modern passivity. It covers the entire surface of the world and bathes endlessly in its own glory. Holy Olga is not a collection of images, but a social relation among people, mediated by images. Holy Olga is never what hides the truth - it is truth that hides the fact that there is none.
Holy Olga is true.
More: https://issuu.com/heldin/docs/holy_booklet_english

Adél Koleszár, Wounds of Violence
The series deals with geographical and urban sites of Mexico where illegal, contemporary mass grave shave been discovered, contrasting the local landscape that has been violated by these graves with the mental, physical consequences that these extremes has on women in the area. The photos portray women who have been subjected to these conditions, so searching for relief in alternative religions, drugs or the abuse have left visible marks on their bodies.

Krystyna Bilak

Kata Geibl, Sisyphus
In Greek mythology, Sisyphus tricked Death by trapping Thanatos in chains. Once Thanatos was bound by chains, no one died on Earth, this is why Sisyphus was punished to roll an enormous rock up a hill, only to watch it come back to hit him, repeating this action for eternity.
How we used to think about the world is changing radically every day. Religion is replaced by science, we are flooded by images every day, we want instant access to knowledge. Photography as a medium has the ability to capture everything that’s in front of the camera, the machinery sees even what the human eye is not capable of. We can see universes, stars exploding, microscopic worlds, atom bomb detonation with the safety of the far distance. Through these images, we think we can get closer to understand how the world is functioning without ever experiencing or seeing it through our own eyes.
In series Sisyphus, I constructed an imaginary laboratory where it’s up to the reader to decide where the line lies between fiction and reality without any scientific explanation.
Isaac Titsinghkade 6A-B
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The Netherlands
Isaac Titsinghkade 6A-B
1018 CA Amsterdam
The Netherlands
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