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Picturalisme was an early photography movement from 1890 to 1910 that treated photography as fine art, similar to painting and etching. Picturalists used soft focus, special filters, and printing methods like gum bichromate to create monochrome, hazy images with an impressionistic effect. The style aimed for a personal artistic impression rather than sharp realism and was largely replaced by modernism after 1910.
The term is also linked to contemporary artists like Yael Martínez, who pierces printed photographs and backlights them to create shimmering, sculptural works. His technique transforms portraits into luminous pieces exploring memory and absence, and he was shortlisted for the 2022 PrixPictet Human award. The practice was showcased at the Photovogue Festival and highlighted in Milan’s “The Tree of Life” exhibition.
Another related context is Pierre Bourdieu’s photographic work in Algeria during the 1950s-1960s. His images documented the Algerian War and became foundational for ethnographic photography, pairing visual documentation with sociological analysis of colonial life and resistance.