About this Event
PhotoAlliance is proud to present a compelling lecture featuring and , two artists who use photo-inspired installation, sculpture, and conceptual works to explore systems, culture, identity, and nature. This evening of discussion will highlight each artist’s innovative approaches to contemporary photography and its larger role in visual culture. The artists will present an overview of the past, present, and upcoming work, as well as field questions from the audience at the end. So please join us for what is sure to be an inspiring and thought-provoking evening!
Felzmann, born in Zürich, Switzerland, uses photography and sculptural forms to examine the dynamics of landscape, ecology, and control—an approach reflected in his publications including Swarm and Gull Juju. Pinkusevich, born in Kharkiv, Ukraine, part fo the now ex-USSR, creates immersive drawings, paintings, and installations that probe psychological and ecological space, revealing the tension between constructed environments and elemental forces. Together, their work invites reflection on the fragile balance between human intention and the sentient rhythms of the world around us.
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* Students are always welcome to attend PhotoAlliance lectures for free, please tell our check-in volunteer you are a student and show your school ID. There is no need for students to pre-register for a ticket in advance.
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The PhotoAlliance 2025 Lecture Series is presented in partnership with ! Mark Ryan Fine Art Services has provided meticuloulsy hand crafting and finishing frame packages in Oakland, CA since 2014.
Beverages at our lecture are sponsored by of San Francisco, and of Sonoma, California.
Image above: Yulia Pinkusevich, Autry Museum, Nuclear Suns Installation
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Bayfront Theater (BATS Improv) at Fort Mason, Landmark Building B, Landmark Building B, 2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco, United States
USD 25.00
