Scale
Lisbon, late on an August afternoon. A zinc-clad facade cuts the sky down to one wedge. A single cloud stood in that wedge, and an aircraft went straight through the middle of it. The shingles on such roofs are called scales.
About Artist
Beatrix Hinteregger
Bea Hinteregger is a photographer based in South Tyrol, Italy, working almost entirely in black and white. She builds long-form projects around a single person rather than collecting single frames, and returns to the same subject until the work has a shape. S_LFL_V_, her book on self-love, was exhibited on the Baltic island of Usedom, where she also made the reportage series New Beginnings. Spuren der Gewalt (Traces of Violence) is a body of work on violence against women, built in five chapters that move from the act to what is left of a person afterwards: violence leaves traces, on the skin, in the body, in the life. Her portraits have been shown at 1 Bild und 1000 Worte in Brixen. Alongside her own work she teaches at the LIK Academy of Photography and Design. bea-hinteregger.art
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