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 Session Description:\n
 Our two distinguished guest artists working in conceptual photography
  will share their long-term and diverse projects. These works not onl
 y present captivating visual perspectives but also convey profound an
 d meaningful concepts about culture, industry, and social impacts to 
 the audience. Join us to explore the artistic vision and visual story
 telling of these two artists and experience a unique journey into con
 ceptual photography.\n
 In this session, Andrea Orejarena and Caleb Stein, an artistic duo, w
 ill present their project "American Glitch," which innovatively portr
 ays the glitches and disruptions within contemporary American culture
 , inviting the audience to reflect on social and cultural changes.\n
 On the other hand, Seido Kino will explore the deep relationship betw
 een the metalworking industry and Japanese culture through his projec
 ts "Mother" and "The Strata of Time." The "Mother" project showcases 
 the meaningful connection between metalworking processes and traditio
 nal culture, while "The Strata of Time" analyzes the various layers o
 f social impact resulting from industrial transformations, especially
  in metalworking. Additionally, innovative presentation methods in th
 is session will offer a unique opportunity to discover new styles of 
 photographic exhibition.\n
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 Andrea Orejarena and Caleb Stein Bio:\n
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 Andrea Orejarena and Caleb Stein (b. Colombia, 1994 & UK, 1994)\n
  A New York-based artist duo working across photography, video, and i
 nstallation. Their practice explores American mythologies through the
  lens of technology, memory, and desire. Working collaboratively with
  a single camera, they are drawn to the emergent quality of shared im
 age-making and its relationship to collective visual culture.\n
 Their work has been exhibited internationally, including solo museum 
 shows at Deichtorhallen Hamburg and PhotoForum Pasquart, and group ex
 hibitions at the Deutsche B&ouml;rse Photography Foundation, FOAM, an
 d Arles. Their photographs are held in public and private collections
  such as the J. Paul Getty Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 
 The Nguyen Art Foundation, and the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center.\n
 Their artist duo books include Long Time No See (Jiazazhi, 2022), Ame
 rican Glitch (Gnomic Book, 2024), and Glitch Typologies (Palo Press, 
 2025). They are 2024&ndash;25 FOAM Talents and recipients of the 2024
  Center for Photographic Art Grant. Their work is represented by Palo
  Gallery in New York and Vin Gallery in Shanghai.\n
 Website: www.andreaorejarena.com\n
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 Seido Kino Bio:\n
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 Seido Kino Born in 1978 in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, Seido Kino is the
  son of a baby-boomer father who worked at a local auto parts factory
 . From a young age, he believed that science and technology could sol
 ve social problems, leading him to study engineering at Kyoto Univers
 ity. There, he joined a laboratory focused on improving energy effici
 ency in the steel industry and reducing environmental impact.\n
 During his university years, Seido also contributed to creating a Sat
 oyama&mdash;a buffer zone promoting coexistence with nature&mdash;in 
 Kyoto, which shifted his interest toward expressing these ideas throu
 gh photography. Now based in Kyoto as a documentary photographer, he 
 explores the essence of Japanese identity (&ldquo;Japaneseness&rdquo;
 ) by examining the intersections of people, objects, places, time, an
 d thoughts. He emphasizes that it is through the interaction of these
  elements that we become aware of our surroundings.\n
 Seido Kino is the recipient of prestigious awards including the 49th 
 Ina Nobuo Award and the Sony World Photography Awards in 2025.\n
 Website: www.kinoseido.jp\n
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 Event URL: https://www.londoncameraclub.ca/Events/View/ef18f938-a519-
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 Event location: Virtual Meeting\n
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 This meeting will be held via Zoom. \n
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 nk, either the morning of, or day before the event.
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SUMMARY:Artists' Talk: Unfolding Concepts - Conceptual Journeys in Pho
 tography
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