Since NASA produced the Blue Marble photo in the 1970-s it has been a major source for imaging how the Earth looks like. But few people are aware it is actualy not a genuine photo taken by single lence at a particular moment but a composite image stiched from hundreds of images.
Apollo Melanist Programme
Between Flashback and Déjà-vu III
Yet to be Titled
2019,
lightbox,
laser duratrans, opaque coating, 3 mm plexiglas, LED, metal frame painted in black,
90 cm diameter, 10 cm depth, wall painted in black
AE 5 + 1AP
private collection, Plovdiv
KrassimirTerziev. Future Unforgettable, Mar 7 — Apr 13, 2019, Versus Art Project, Istanbul, curated by Firat Arapoglu
Krassimir Terziev. Images Staring at Images, 5 April — 28 May 2018, Sariev Contemporary, Plovdiv, curated by Svetlana Koyumdjieva
On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, 20 Noe - 14 Dec, 2018, Goethe-Institut Bulgarien, Sofia, curated by Carolina Lio