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the cinemascapist    AARON HOBSON

2007-2011 cinemascapes:    dark  |   even darker  |  winter    
2011-2012 cinemascapes:    
google street view
2013 cinemascapes:    my street view

ESSAY:
The Luminous, Dangerous, Sexy World of Aaron Hobson
by John Wood


RECOGNITION/AWARDS
:

• Finalist
2010 Clarence John Laughlin Award (New Orleans Photo Alliance)
• 1st Place Book fine art category (other)
2009 Prix de la Photographie, Paris (PX3)
• honorable mention fine art category

2009 Prix de la Photographie, Paris (PX3)
• honorable mention for fine art category and deeper perspective category
2008 International Photography Awards
• nominee for best fine art / personal series
2008 New York Photo Awards

PRINT:

View Rum Magazine Article (Sweden, Feb '12)
View Pictures Magazine Article (Germany, Feb '12)
EYEMAZING Article (Netherlands, Winter 2010)
View Digifoto Magazine Feature Article (Czech Republic, May '10)
View DT Lux Magazine Article (Spain, Sept '09)
View Urban Salir Magazine Article (Spain, May '08)
View Azart Photo Article (France, Nov '08)
View Juxtapoz 2008 Photography Special


INTERVIEWS & PRESS FOR THE GOOGLE STREET VIEW EDITION
CBS News CNET
ABC News
Dail Mail (UK)
Der Spiegel (Germany)
The Journal (Ireland)
The National Post (Italy)
Wired Magazine Online (Italy)
Esquire Magazine (Russia)

SELECTED QUOTES:
"...Thanks to an original approach to panoramic genre photography, his "cinemascapes" emit a near-Lynchian atmosphere. Hobson minutely constructs his narrative canvases and combines multiple exposures in final images that, distorted, call upon our imaginations' need to fill in the blanks and ellipses of mysterious scenarios."
- Eve Therond, PHOTO Magazine (France/Nov.07)

"... is a small masterpiece of technique and visual writing as are the other works of this artist, who is one of the best talents in America.
Not to miss his website."
- La Repubblica, (Italy 07. excerpt translated from Italian)

"When I first saw Aaron Hobson’s work, I fell for it right away. The pictures are very immediate—there’s no work to get into them, they’re familiar for anyone who’s spent time picking around America’s rust belt, but you linger for a while and notice the care with details and composition."
- Interview with Rosecrans Baldwin, The Morning News




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