
Armands Andže
Armands Andže (1988) has been working in analog photography since 2008. A great part of his work is related to researching historical photographic processes and trying to find a more modern and more ecological approach towards them. As part of his MA studies, Andže is researching historic photographic printmaking techniques. He mostly works with large-format glass plate cameras and uses various forms of light-sensitive materials – self-made glass plates, scientific materials, daguerreotypes, etc. His main interest lies in landscape photography, particularly its social and psychological aspects, as well as the way in which the presence of landscape influences us on a collective level. He has participated in several art residencies and led workshops on different disciplines of photography.