Lux format

Light shapes our reality and our perception. It touches sensitive surfaces and our retinas, uniting these two aspects in photography. Yet, an image is more than just a trace of light; it intertwines technique, aesthetics, and meaning. As we delve deeply into the possibilities of photography, we begin to question what we understand as an image and what may remain beyond representation. Much like the shadows in Plato's cave, each image reveals only a fragment of reality. Lux Format plays with the impossibility of fully perceiving or representing our reality. It opens up space to explore the boundaries between what can be depicted and what eludes our gaze.