Workshop | The gaze in the age of mobile photography

Workshop 19.08 WED 11H Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live Date 19.08 Time 11h Ticket Free (pick up one hour in advance at the MIS physical box office) Location Course room (30 spots) Rating All ages Celebrating World Photography Day (August 19), photographer Ricardo Rojas leads a session presenting the evolution of mobile photography in Brazil and explaining why photographers and filmmakers can incorporate the smartphone as a work tool. Topics covered include creative processes, aesthetic and editing choices, printing, and the possibilities of mobile photography in building visual narratives. The session also proposes a reflection on advances in technology applied to photography and its role as a tool for creation and artistic expression. More than presenting images, the workshop invites the audience to discuss how technological innovation can expand creative possibilities without replacing the most important element of photography: the human gaze. Ricardo Rojas is a photographer and cultural producer, whose career began in advertising photography and also consolidated in authorial production. His exhibitions include “Piercing” (1998), “Essência Feminina” (2003) and “Família Real, Olhar Virtual” (2007), presented at Pinacoteca de São Paulo. He is one of the pioneers of mobgraphy in Brazil and creator of Mobgraphia Cultura Visual, an initiative dedicated to spreading photography made with mobile devices. MIS HIGHLIGHTS Exhibitions | Events | Courses Exhibition Marília Mendonça – Sentimento Louco PERMANENT Exhibition TIMELINE OF PHOTOGRAPHY