The author shares their journey with a compact digital camera, exploring the captivating aspects of human existence through photography. They focus on in-between spaces, signs, and symbols, revealing a deep fascination with close-up imagery that highlights the nuances of life. This personal narrative reflects a unique perspective on the world, emphasizing the beauty found in everyday moments and the stories they tell.
Heinz Nigg's visual diary showcases a journey through beauty, curiosity, and joy, with photographs arranged chronologically by day. Each image reflects his artistic vision, some edited for enhanced impact. The collection, part of the Miavista series, is accessible for free through the Swiss Social Archive, inviting viewers to explore the full range of Nigg's work.
Heinz Nigg delves into the urban landscapes of London, highlighting the city's unique charm and stark contrasts. His exploration spans from the elegant Victorian facades to the overlooked hidden parks, showcasing both the grandeur and the grittier aspects of the city. Through his keen observations, Nigg uncovers the intricate details and breathtaking vistas that contribute to London's dynamic and evolving identity.
The Video Movement of the 1970s and 1980s. London – Basel – Bern – Lausanne – Zürich
Media activism in the analogue age: a unique testimonial of the video movement in Switzerland and the UK of the 1970s and 1980s and its lasting effects.