Interview with Beijing Silvermine
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Two years ago, I posted a video called “How much are you willing to spend for expired films?” On RUclips. The content was to discuss the analog, material and time-sensitive nature of negatives. When they are expired, lost their original color performance, or even failed to produce images, and become commodities that sellers inflate the price of and flaunt a sense of “nostalgia”, then what is the point of purchasing them?
“The accumulation of photography is the result of the interaction between money and time. If you like images, then the “value” of the photos is much higher than the “price”. Don't forget that the seemingly intangible time and effort that can't be counted in money is the most valuable part of photography. As long as the motivation is gone, the negatives are just commodities to be changed by soulless businessmen.”
A few days later, I received an email from the Beijing Silvermine. The letter said: “Our studio is in Paris, so if you want to know more about our project, please contact us”.
When I received the message, I was very excited and surprised. Originally, I learned about “Beijing Silvermine” from an issue of the publication called Voice of Photography (VOP), and I was very impressed by the content of the whole project, and it was incredible that I was able to connect with them through the video. But then I realized that Paris is a very distant place for me, so I wrote back to thank them and quietly forgot about it.
Two years later, when I applied for an exchange student program in Germany, I remembered this unfulfilled invitation, so I met with Thomas Sauvin, the author of Silvermine, at the Arles Photography Festival, and then in his studio in Paris to complete this interview.
For those of you who are interested in the genre of family photography, found photography and vernacular photography, as well as those of you who would like to know more about the Beijing Silvermine project, which has been running for 15 years, I hope that this half-hour interview video will bring you with some ideas.
Last but not least, I would like to thank Thomas Sauvin and the team Beijing Silvermine once again. This video is for all the people who dedicated to photography.
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在這邊我想再次感謝《北京銀礦》作者Thomas Sauvin，完成了這次30分鐘的專訪。
對我而言，透過文字的互動，能夠更去了解一項創作的發展契機、過程是如何面對困難，最後發展出一套屬於作品自身的詮釋方式。
希望這支專訪也得以隨著時間成為一種檔案（archive）。
有興趣的各位歡迎到《北京銀礦》的網站，支持與購買作品：
www.beijingsilvermine.com/
Instagram：
instagram.com/beijing_silvermine/
最後，感謝各位的收看，那麼我們下次見。
冠霖
很有深度的訪談，比氾濫的"攝影人一定要有的X個......"等等更值得我們投入時間觀看。很感謝您一直產出如此優秀的內容給大家
我承認現今的RUclips以及各種影音平台，下對標題以及吸引人的封面照片確實能夠獲得更多的點閱及關注，相對來說具備「深度」，或該稱作「有門檻」的影片並不會取得優勢。但如果再給我一次機會，我想自己依然還是會用同樣的方式去呈現，也許1年、3年、甚至5年後，這支影片的價值會顯得異常珍貴也說不定。
透過攝影去結交更多也為了影像而努力的人們，是我繼續努力更新影片的目標之一。
影片中描述到拾得攝影的部分，真的很有意思，這次的採訪真的非常精彩，追蹤北京銀礦那麼久了看到這次的採訪好感動♡
距離他們在網站上的紀錄片也是8年前的事情了，透過有別於文字訪談的形式，並且能夠在巴黎拍攝工作室中的物件，對我來說是非常珍貴也非常難忘的回憶。
希望未來《北京銀礦》能夠在台灣舉辦展覽，也許就會是下一次的更新也說不定。
感謝有這次專訪的影片!!!!
從之前在影片中提及，到這次完成了專訪，看到這過程覺得好感動！感謝冠霖帶給我們精彩的內容。
兩年說長不長說短不短，昨天也把第一次介紹《北京銀礦》的影片再重溫了一次。雖然近期更新的頻率不高，但相信每次發布的影片無論對觀眾、也對自己有所啟發。未來也請多多指教！
Ig追蹤的帳號竟然有專訪了 好讚
太棒的訪談！！！
很棒的一次採訪，很期待之後能看到你去採訪其他著名攝影大師。
希望會有越來越多機會能與攝影創作者們面對面進行訪談，敬請期待：）
2:22 的小馬好標準哈哈哈
感謝冠霖帶來這樣美好的專訪
Thomas Sauvin（作者）本人已有在中國學中文10幾年的時間，第一次與他見面除了偶爾用英文溝通，以流利的中文對話也讓自己非常深刻。也許是因為有種說不出的違和感吧，不過我認為了解當地的語言更有辦法讓自己去進到作品的脈絡裡面。
這次的專訪獲益良多，也期待未來能帶給大家更多具有深度的訪談影片。
As someone unfamiliar with the Silvermine project, I would love to see more of the work from the project during this interview.
It’s been a long time since I commented on RUclips, and I unexpectedly came across your channel. I find your storytelling through visuals to be very unique, and I’m also interested in your experiences studying in Germany. I hope this comment gives you a bit of encouragement to continue pursuing your goals!
A small suggestion: During interviews, it might be helpful to occasionally intersperse some works from the Silvermine project. This could help viewers who are not familiar with the interviewee form a deeper connection. If you plan to make more interview-style videos in the future, I think you could take some inspiration from Paulie B’s videos.
I think sometimes coincidence would be very interesting, if I didn't have an exchange to Germany, maybe nothing would really happen.
Also I would like to thank for your suggestion, and will definitely watch some videos from Paulie B : )
很棒的專訪
好讚
謝謝jjjason的支持：）
厲害了
居然专访到他了 厉害啊
挖到寶藏了
太激动了哈哈哈哈
專訪結束以及當影片製作完成的當下，對我而言是非常激動的，關於「好像完成了某種小創舉」的成就感。
@@kuan_lin1201 支持 我说我很激动 我不代表谁 我是简中的一个支持