Lors d’un référendum historique sur l’UE, une petite majorité de citoyens britanniques a voté en fa- veur de la « sortie » de la Grande-Bretagne de l’Union européenne, communément appelée Brexit. Blueprint 2017-20 explore la manière dont les médias de masse ont inuencé les débats politiques et les processus démocratiques au cours du processus de Brexit. Les photographies de Norman Behrendt du matériel vidéo lié au Brexit examinent le type d’imagerie utilisé pour inuencer les gens en suscitant des attitudes profondément ancrées autour de la fierté nationale, de l’immigration et de l’absence de contrôle. La couleur bleue des cyanotypes reète l’inuence invisible de l’nion euro- péenne sur le Royaume-Uni. À son arrivée à Londres en provenance de Berlin en août 2017, Norman Behrendt a entrepris de documenter la Grande-Bretagne à l’époque de sa transition hors de l’UE. Il a sillonné la capitale et ses banlieues extérieures, qui ont voté pour le Brexit, à vélo, à pied et dans les transports publics. Les photographies prises ont révélé des traces matérielles de classes, de races, de nationalités et de disparités de revenus qui avaient alimenté le résultat du référendum, mais elles ne lui ont pas permis d’entrer dans le vif du sujet comme il le souhaitait. L’évolution de l’image que la Grande-Bretagne a d’elle-même échappait à une approche documentaire traditionnelle, car elle était abstraite et diffuse. La nuit, M. Behrendt a surfé sur Internet, faisant des captures d’écran de vidéos pro et anti-Brexit sur les médias grand public, YouTube et les sites de réseaux sociaux. Il s’est immergé dans les messages politiques officiels, la propagande amateur et les vidéos personnelles, accordant une attention égale aux deux parties du débat.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Blueprint 201720 explores how the mass media has influenced political debates and democratic processes during the process of Brexit. Norman Behrendt's photographs of Brexit-related video material examine what sort of imagery is used to influence people by stirring up deep-seated attitudes around national pride, immigration and lack of control. The blue color of the cyanotypes reflects the invisible influence of the European Union on the United Kingdom.When Norman Behrendt arrived in London from Berlin in August 2017, he set out to document Britain in the period of its transition out of the EU. He crisscrossed the Remain-voting capital and its Brexit-voting outer suburbs by bicycle, foot and public transport. The photographs that he took revealed material traces of class, race, nationality and income disparity that had fed into the referendums result, but they did not get under the skin of the issue in the way that he wanted. Abstract and diffuse, the shift in Britains sense of itself eluded a traditional documentary approach. At night, Behrendt surfed the internet, making screengrabs from pro- and anti-Brexit videos on mainstream media, YouTube and social media sites. He immersed himself in official political messaging, amateur propaganda and personal video posts, giving equal attention to both sides of the debate.I am interested in how the mass media contributed to a post-truth political environment. By photographing details of publicly accessible online video content, uploaded on various media channels including newspapers, magazines, Leave and Remain Youtube channels, documentaries and political debates in the UK and EU parliaments, I disassemble the visual layers into their individual parts and thereby scrutinize and recycle these pixelated, transient images. In my presentation I bring these different visual extracts together, rearrange them and thereby form a new narrative. - Norman Behrendt The book Blueprint explores how the mass media has influenced political debates and democratic processes during the process of Brexit. The stills grabbed from Brexit-related video material examine what sort of imagery is used to manipulate people by spreading beliefs concerning national pride, anxiety, immigration and lack of control. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789198405941
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