23/09/2021
"I love enigma because it's something that lasts longer, that persists; it's that quality in an image which attracts you, but you're not really able to explain why. The enigma is what prompts you to go back and look at it again. This is the sort of image that I like to make for myself and that I hope will interest the reader too. I don't want to do a book that you skim through, understand, appreciate and then that's it. I want to create a work capable of stimulating interest every time someone looks at it, even at a distance of years."
An interview with conducted by Luca Fiore
Jason Fulford has blue eyes and smiles a lot. He never loses his cool. He is courteous, patient and never makes obvious remarks. Last June, at the opening of his exhibition at Micamera in Milan entitled Picture Summer on Kodak Film, like the monograph published by Mack in 2020...