Risograph Series

Photography arises from a registration of light but presupposes further processing with processes that are photographic or not. Marco Jacobs combines screen printing and photography. The image can become abstract. The spectator then sees spatial relationships between planes, colours and lines, which no longer refer to the originally registered object.

Photography is born from a light recording but requires a later treatment, whether photographic or not. Marco Jacobs combines screen printing and photography. If in this process the image becomes abstract, the viewer observe space relationships between surfaces, colors and lines, which (almost) no longer refer to the original recorded object.

Photography starts from a recording of light but supposes a later processing, photographic or not. Marco Jacobs combines screen printing and photography. If in this process the image becomes abstract, the viewer observes spatial relationships between surfaces, colours and lines, which (almost) no longer refer to the object originally recorded. — Peterjan Perquy, LUCA Library Sint-Lukas