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Áron Tóth-Heyn

@aron_tothheyn

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PERISCOPE, la piattaforma dedicata alla fotografia d’autore ideata e curata da @claudiocomposti73, ci dà appuntamento ogni mese su PERIMETRO con una nuova rubrica alla scoperta di progetti di fotografi noti e meno noti. Ogni fotografo è un esploratore, che ci conduce in un intimo viaggio visivo straordinario, attraverso immagini che sono specchio dell’anima e una finestra sul mondo. Insieme celebriamo il potere delle immagini di trasformarci, un’istantanea alla volta.

Il nuovo appuntamento è dedicato a DE RERUM NATURA di Áron Tóth-Heyn @aron_tothheyn

Esiste un confine tra l’ambiente che creiamo e quello plasmato dalla natura oltre noi? De Rerum Natura – latino per “La natura delle cose” o “Le cose della natura” – esplora il dialogo tra gli esseri viventi e la materia inanimata, tracciando i mutevoli confini tra naturale e artificiale e riconsiderando il posto dell’umanità all’interno di questo continuum.
Il progetto adotta una visione materialista in cui gli esseri umani non sono eccezioni alla natura, ma sue espressioni: un fenomeno pensante e collettivo. Da questa prospettiva, esiste un solo ambiente: un insieme unitario in cui tutto, compresi noi stessi e le nostre creazioni, emerge come conseguenza naturale.
La serie presenta una raccolta di tracce – una meditazione visiva sul Tecnocene – gettando nuova luce sulla “natura umana” e su cosa significhi essere umani in un’epoca in cui natura e artificio sono indissolubilmente intrecciati.

#perimetro #periscopephotoscouting #claudiocomposti #árontóthheyn #dererumnatura by @aron_tothheyn

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5 months ago

De Rerum Natura (2025)

Nyomatok félfamentes papíron,
Könyv különkiadás gombaborítással,
Saját készítésű hegesztett acélkeretek by @aron_tothheyn

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5 months ago

Photosensitive emulsion on mushroom plates

Experimental analog prints on the surface of self-grown mycelium-based biocomposite.

18 × 24 cm

Part of my project De Rerum Natura.

Special thanks to:
@oceaneseyer
@metol_menza
@minkomisi by @aron_tothheyn

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5 months ago

Photosensitive emulsion on mushroom plates

Experimental analog prints on the surface of self-grown mycelium-based biocomposite.

18 × 24 cm

Part of my project De Rerum Natura.

Special thanks to:
@oceaneseyer
@metol_menza
@minkomisi by @aron_tothheyn

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8 months ago

De Rerum Natura

Is there a boundary between the environments we create and the ones shaped by nature beyond us? Are we part of everything else, woven into the fabric of nature, or something separate and distinct?

De Rerum Natura — Latin for “The Nature of Things” or “The Things of Nature” — my first photography book, is born from these very questions. Focusing on the silent dialogue between living beings and inanimate matter, this intuitively captured collection explores the boundaries between what we label as natural and artificial, rethinking humanity’s role within this continuum.

It adopts a materialist vision of the world, in which human beings are not exceptions to nature but expressions of it — a collectively interpretable, thinking phenomenon. From this perspective, there is only one environment: a unified whole in which everything, including ourselves and our creations, emerges as a natural part or consequence. by @aron_tothheyn

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a year ago

De Rerum Natura

Is there a boundary between the environments we create and the ones shaped by nature beyond us? Are we part of everything else, woven into the fabric of nature, or something separate and distinct?

De Rerum Natura — Latin for “The Nature of Things” or “The Things of Nature” — my first photography book, is born from these very questions. Focusing on the silent dialogue between living beings and inanimate matter, this intuitively captured collection explores the boundaries between what we label as natural and artificial, rethinking humanity’s role within this continuum.

It adopts a materialist vision of the world, in which human beings are not exceptions to nature but expressions of it — a collectively interpretable, thinking phenomenon. From this perspective, there is only one environment: a unified whole in which everything, including ourselves and our creations, emerges as a natural part or consequence. by @aron_tothheyn

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a year ago

De Rerum Natura

Is there a boundary between the environments we create and the ones shaped by nature beyond us? Are we part of everything else, woven into the fabric of nature, or something separate and distinct?

De Rerum Natura — Latin for “The Nature of Things” or “The Things of Nature” — my first photography book, is born from these very questions. Focusing on the silent dialogue between living beings and inanimate matter, this intuitively captured collection explores the boundaries between what we label as natural and artificial, rethinking humanity’s role within this continuum.

It adopts a materialist vision of the world, in which human beings are not exceptions to nature but expressions of it — a collectively interpretable, thinking phenomenon. From this perspective, there is only one environment: a unified whole in which everything, including ourselves and our creations, emerges as a natural part or consequence. by @aron_tothheyn

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a year ago

Is there a boundary between the environments we create and the ones shaped by nature beyond us? Are we part of everything else, woven into the fabric of nature, or something separate and distinct?

De Rerum Natura — Latin for “The Nature of Things” or “The Things of Nature” — my first photography book, is born from these very questions. Focusing on the silent dialogue between living beings and inanimate matter, this intuitively captured collection explores the boundaries between what we label as natural and artificial, rethinking humanity’s role within this continuum.

It adopts a materialist vision of the world, in which human beings are not exceptions to nature but expressions of it — a collectively interpretable, thinking phenomenon. From this perspective, there is only one environment: a unified whole in which everything, including ourselves and our creations, emerges as a natural part or consequence. by @aron_tothheyn

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a year ago

Is there a boundary between the environments we create and the ones shaped by nature beyond us? Are we part of everything else, woven into the fabric of nature, or something separate and distinct?

De Rerum Natura — Latin for “The Nature of Things” or “The Things of Nature” — my first photography book, is born from these very questions. Focusing on the silent dialogue between living beings and inanimate matter, this intuitively captured collection explores the boundaries between what we label as natural and artificial, rethinking humanity’s role within this continuum.

It adopts a materialist vision of the world, in which human beings are not exceptions to nature but expressions of it — a collectively interpretable, thinking phenomenon. From this perspective, there is only one environment: a unified whole in which everything, including ourselves and our creations, emerges as a natural part or consequence. by @aron_tothheyn

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a year ago

De Rerum Natura by @aron_tothheyn

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a year ago

Is there a boundary between the environments we create and the ones shaped by nature beyond us? Are we part of everything else, woven into the fabric of nature, or something separate and distinct?

De Rerum Natura — Latin for “The Nature of Things” or “The Things of Nature” — my first photography book, is born from these very questions. Focusing on the silent dialogue between living beings and inanimate matter, this intuitively captured collection explores the boundaries between what we label as natural and artificial, rethinking humanity’s role within this continuum.

It adopts a materialist vision of the world, in which human beings are not exceptions to nature but expressions of it — a collectively interpretable, thinking phenomenon. From this perspective, there is only one environment: a unified whole in which everything, including ourselves and our creations, emerges as a natural part or consequence. by @aron_tothheyn

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a year ago

Is there a boundary between the environments we create and the ones shaped by nature beyond us? Are we part of everything else, woven into the fabric of nature, or something separate and distinct?

De Rerum Natura — Latin for “The Nature of Things” or “The Things of Nature” — my first photography book, is born from these very questions. Focusing on the silent dialogue between living beings and inanimate matter, this intuitively captured collection explores the boundaries between what we label as natural and artificial, rethinking humanity’s role within this continuum.

It adopts a materialist vision of the world, in which human beings are not exceptions to nature but expressions of it — a collectively interpretable, thinking phenomenon. From this perspective, there is only one environment: a unified whole in which everything, including ourselves and our creations, emerges as a natural part or consequence. by @aron_tothheyn

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