All About Photo is proud to present “Fading” by Mischa Lluch, the January Solo Exhibition.
“Fading” is a subjective view of American suburban life, challenging the perceived ideal of life. After the promise of American prosperity is revealed to be a mirage or an impossibility, the profound struggle for connection in human relationships gives rise to a pervasive sense of loneliness in the United States. The project delves into the emotional landscape of broken dreams, inviting viewers to an introspective exploration.
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“This project also connects to the evolving vision of the flâneur, as articulated in Baudelaire’s ‘The Painter of Modern Life’ and expanded by Walter Benjamin’s reflections on capitalism. However, in this case, my focus shifts to the outskirts of suburbia—a space where wandering becomes an exploration of disconnection, longing, and the quiet poetry of fading dreams. In this case, the flâneur drives through the streets in a car, wanting to see, not wanting to be discovered. The picture becomes something secretive and something caught, almost stolen from reality. This also questions the status of the photographer as a hunter, someone moving like a ghost.”
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