German artist Vera Lutter uses a camera obscura, the most basic photographic device, to produce large-scale, somewhat nostalgic images that transcribe immense architectural spaces. Her process is far removed from our age of digital image manipulation and enlargement. This book presents the first major European exhibition of Lutter's work and covers a wide range of her output, from early photos taken in 1994 in urban New York, to unusual studies of industrial estates such as the Friedrichshafen and Frankfurt Airport series.
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Vera Lutter was born in 1960 in Kaiserslautern, Germany. Solo exhibitions of her work have been mounted at the Kunstverein M nchen and the Kunsthalle Basel, and her photographs were recently included in the 2002 Whitney Biennial. She lives in New York.
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