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This week's Sunday Salon brings us the conceptually charged work of Joan Fontcuberta, whose often computer manipulated and generated works question the ideas of photographic authenticity and documentary reality.
Fontcuberta has devoted himself to creating images intended to call the integrity and authority of traditional photography into question. His work is deliberately provocative, intentionally iconoclastic, and usually tinged with a wickedly sharp sense of dark humor. He is not shy about injecting his political beliefs into his photography.
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