Arts: Exit Poll - Giacomo Costa, Photology London
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28, photographer, London
I found the work very impressive, and it has been really interesting to see this style. I find it innovative, claustrophobic and peaceful; it is a whole mixture of things. The work is cutting-edge and contemporary. And it is nice to see a different exhibition for a change: something I have never seen before.
ASHLEY RUDOLPH
26, teacher, London
I find the concrete ones particularly interesting, because they are quite strong and contemporary. I found the collage of buildings fascinating, perhaps because it is done with digital photography. I think the digital side has worked pretty well, when it often doesn't quite gel. Here, it has been used sensitively.
ROGER
DECKKER
37, photographer, London
I am into architecture, so his work appeals to me. Especially the clustering of the blocks of flats. I like the way the planes intersect; some are clean cityscapes, with empty streets, but the layer upon layer represents a dirtiness, and the ugliness of the architecture. The digital work is nice, simple, and not over-obvious.
KAREEN STROHMENGER
19, student,
London
They are like two different worlds put together. There are contemplative photographs, such as the one with the long sea wall and sea, and also busy city environments. I prefer the city photographs because they really give you an idea of big houses and how cities are getting more and more crowded.
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