September 13 through October 12, 2002
Georges Rousse

Georges Rousse

The Peter Miller Gallery is pleased to present the Chicago debut of Paris based photographer Georges Rousse, opening Friday, September 13th with a reception from 6-9pm, and on view through October 12th.

Georges Rousse uses photography, painting, sculpture and architecture to produce his photographic interventions. Starting with an abandoned building, he alters the space through a strategic use of perspective so that the viewer perceives what appears to be a painted or drawn image floating on the surface of the print. The final prints are the record of Rousse’s alterations, perplexing and confounding the viewer.

Public collections include the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, The Menil Collection Museum in Houston, Museum Ludwig in Cologne, Musée Louvre and Bibliotheque nationale de France in Paris, Kunstmuseum in Vienna, and Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Modern Art in Kobe.

Fujiyama, 2000
63¾" x 47f"
Chromogenic dye coupler print on aluminum


Iena, 2000
49¼" x 63"
Cibachrome on aluminum


Mezy, 2000
60" x 48"
Chromogenic dye coupler print on aluminum


Montréal, 1998
59¼" x 48"
Cibachrome on aluminum


Seoul, 2000
49¼" x 63"
Cibachrome on aluminum


Sepaj, 1997
49c" x 63"
Cibachrome on aluminum


Turin, 2000
68½" x 49¼"
Chromogenic dye coupler print on aluminum