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Imagen Invertida Inverted Image is a space dedicated exclusively to chemical, alternative and experimental photography.
It has an educational center where it offers workshops on photo-chemical techniques and processes, language and poetry, and practical laboratory experiments; and a research core that functions as a space for knowledge, study, reflection and analysis around the image and its creation through the dissemination of texts, notes, quotes, talks, debates and meetings with the community.
The atelier is directed by Nahuel Souto.
Nahuel Souto (1989, Buenos Aires) is a musician, photographer, laboratory technician, teacher and general director of Imagen Invertida.
He has been a photographic laboratory specialist for more than 15 years. He has been the CEO of Imagen Invertida for 8 years (2014-present).
He traveled the Latin American continent for an uninterrupted period of ten years (2007-2017), which made his training as an artist in all the disciplines he works through his own experience, self-knowledge, practice and error.
Programs offered in Imagen Invertida
1. Workshops:
- Developed Manual Color C-41
- Manual Black and White Reveal
- Revealed Organic Manual
- Copy & Enlargement: B&W Laboratory
- Experimental Analog Photography: Intervention Techniques and Processes
- Organic Printing Processes: Chlorophyll and Antotype
- Digitization of Images: Scan, Edition & Post-Production
- Light Images: Frames and Lumen
- Chemical Images: Abstraction without Camera
- Cyanotype: Alternative Printing Processes
- Pin Hole Photography: Construction of Cameras and Laboratory Practices
- Image Philosophy: Thought & Poetics
- File: Conservation of Photo-Chemical Material
2. It is possible to be part of the Study, Practice and Research Groups (EPI), which are collective activities throughout the year
Techniques
Chemical, alternative and experimental photography
Installations
1. Living room-study: 2m table with 8 chairs, HD projector, library, analog cameras, armchair-living room, coffee maker, natural light, air conditioning and central heating.
2. Complete photographic laboratory: Durst B30 enlarger (135 format) with timer, 25x35 trays, Paterson development tanks, grain focusers, negatoscope, Ilford contrast filters, loading sleeves, Epson negative scanner, thermometers, precision balance , contact pads, chemicals for traditional and alternative processes, manuals, technical sheets and chemical safety sheets.