Teun Hocks
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| - | '''Teun Hocks''' (1947 – 2022) was a [[Dutch photographer]]. | + | '''Teun Hocks''' (1947 – 2022) was a [[Dutch photographer]] known for his tragicomic painted photographs, [[staged photograph]]s featuring himself as a lone [[Buster Keaton]]-like person in a mildly absurd world. |
| - | Hocks was known for his tragicomic painted photographs, staged photographs featuring himself as a lone Buster Keaton-like person in a mildly absurd world. | + | His work has a similar feel than his fellow countryman [[Alex van Warmerdam]]. |
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| - | *[[Untitled (Man Crying a River) ]] | + | *[[Untitled (Man Crying a River)]] |
| - | ==Linking in in 2023== | + | *[[Painted photography backdrops ]] |
| - | [[Michel Szulc-Krzyzanowski]], [[Torch Gallery]], [[Adriaan van der Have]], [[Lokaal 01]], [[Geënsceneerde fotografie]], [[TextielLab]], [[Capi-Lux Alblas Prijs]] | + | *[[Painted photograph]] |
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Teun Hocks (1947 – 2022) was a Dutch photographer known for his tragicomic painted photographs, staged photographs featuring himself as a lone Buster Keaton-like person in a mildly absurd world.
His work has a similar feel than his fellow countryman Alex van Warmerdam.
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