40x60 cm
pigment print on Canson Rag Photographique 310 g paper
black aluminum frame type C30, glass, passe-partout 1.5 mm
edition 1/10
2012
This photograph of Rome was taken in one of the boutiques in the center of the Italian capital. The frame captures a seemingly ordinary moment, the gesture and detail create an intimate story about a person and a space. David Stube, a theater photographer, constructs a scene with theatrical tension - juxtaposing the everyday with the elegance and melancholy of urban life.
The minimalist composition and balanced tonal contrast evoke the tradition of humanistic photography, giving the image a dimension of timeless reflection on presence and loneliness in public space.
Photographer. Educator. Member of the Union of Polish Artists Photographers. He deals with photography of people. With his brother he runs the Fotostube studio in Gniezno. In photography he seeks, above all, people and their stories. Intimate glances.
He says that before judging a person, it is worth trying to get to know his story first. He received the first Grand Press Photo award for his 4-year project Cat Scream Team. He believes that it's really up to us if we want to understand someone. It all comes down to a matter of listening to the other person.
Four-time Laureate of the Theater Photography Competition including "theater photo of the season 2022 and 2023" (Theater Institute), Wielkopolska Press Photo. Wielkopolska DOC. Awarded in competitions: National Geographic, International Photography Awards, Chromatic Awards, Monovision Photography Awards and Monochrome Awards.
From 2012 to 2016, he collaborated as a photojournalist for Głos Wielkopolski. He published his photos in "Duzy Format", "Polska The Times", "Gazeta Wyborcza", Newsweek.pl, NaszeMiasto.pl Author of individual and group photo exhibitions min. FotoArtFestival, Bielsko-Biala, Rybnik Festival of Photography, Wielkopolska Festival of Photography named after Ireneusz Zjeżdżałka
