Compare the work of Alexander
Rodchenko, Peter Kennard and John Heartfield and elaborate:
- What are the differences and similarities?
- What are the differences and similarities?
Alexander Rodchenko
Peter Kennard
John Heartfield
The similarities between
Alexander Rodchenko, Peter Kennard and John Heartfield is that they all used
photomontage to portray their political view or bias. Photomontage is using
bits and pieces from multiple photos and put them all together to create one
image.
The differences were that each of
them focused on different topics. Alexander Rodchenko used photomontage to
speak his mind about the Russian revolution, Peter Kennard’s main focus was targeting
government and political parties mostly on military weaponry (Nuclear weapons)
and poverty, while John Heartfield political view was anti-nazi/hitler.
- Do you think they had impact on the society and created changes? Can photography and photographers achieve something like that?
I think they had a huge impact on
society through their photomontages, it allowed the viewer to create the
message that the photomontage was trying to portray instead of putting one
there for the viewer. Which creates a greater perspective for the viewers.
Photography and photographers have had a great impact on society. There is a
saying of how “a picture is worth a thousand words”. Which is true, it catches
people’s attention and allows the person to think about the message the picture
is trying to portray.
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