Du Choff: Amygdala
Every day, all day Monday 9 November 2020 to Sunday 29 November 2020
Du Choff translates his thoughts, feelings and fantasies into portraits. The amygdala is the centre in the brain that is primarily associated with emotional processes and responsible for processing emotions such as fear, anger and pleasure. In this series, the portrayed subjects are subordinate; they are at the service of Du Choff. He thus personifies his feelings and translates his melancholy into images.
Du Choff is the alter ego of award-winning Dutch photographer Guido Benschop. At age 18, he started photographing for various newspapers and photo agencies. Nowadays he mainly makes portraits for magazines, newspapers and series.
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