Katalin Szegedi
The complexity of these images invites us to look again and again finding surprises and new possibilities of reading, as the story of Alice itself.
One aspect that calls attention is the presence of a frame in most of the images ( the ones that cover the whole page). Sometimes the characters crosses and defy the boundaries of the frame. I guess the frame becomes a kind of device for multilayer dialogues.Texts become images, images become text an Alice looks to us inviting to face Alice Liddell and riddles with no right answer.
Katalin Szegedi
Katalin Szegedi
Before Einstein, Carroll had already penetrated the ultrasophisticated universe of relativity. Every moment in Alice has its own time and space.
Katalin Szegedi
A game of "Who are You" played with photographs of Alice Liddell in different ages.
Alice Liddell, age 7,
photographed by Lewis Carroll in 1860
Alice Liddell as Alethea,
photographed by Julia Margaret Cameron, c. 1872
A game of "Who are You" played with photographs of Alice Liddell in different ages.
The image of the child Alice Liddell photographed by Lewis Carroll is the one that appears at the end of the manuscript of "Alice's adventures under Ground".
photographed by Lewis Carroll in 1860
photographed by Julia Margaret Cameron, c. 1872
Alice Liddell, age 80
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