the impossible collection

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p 1 / 7 In the end of February 2010, The Impossible Project supplied several carefully se- lected photographers and artists worldwide with the very first batch of Impossible‘s new Instant Film material. They were invited to find out what their talent and crea- tivity can do with the first sample of Impossible‘s new Instant Film, to discover its secrets, to push it over all limits and to thereby show what is possible. The photo material herewith proudly presented is not only stunning in its unique beauty and creativity, but it furthermore contains an historic significance. Not only was it taken on the very first film materials leaving the factory of The Impossible Project, but it also is the foundation of The Impossible Collection - a growing archive of contemporary Instant Photography artworks. Referring to the famous Polaroid Collections founded in the 1960s by Edwin Land, The Impossible Collection aims to serve two essential goals: 1. To continuously develop the new Impossible film materials. Upon the results and feedback of all contributing photographers, the production team will cons- tantly adapt and fine-tune the Impossible film materials. 2. The images of The Impossible Collection will - better than any words can ever do - show the world the new magic, the fresh flavor and taste as well as the as- tonishing potential of the new film materials. The Impossible Collection aims to collect and present a unique portfolio featuring the most interesting analog photographic works of contemporary photographers and artists. So far the following artists provided their work and carefully interpreted the new Impossible Film Materials, building the base of The Impossible Collection: THE IMPOSSIBLE COLLECTION

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In the end of February 2010, The Impossible Project supplied several carefully se-

lected photographers and artists worldwide with the very first batch of Impossible‘s

new Instant Film material. They were invited to find out what their talent and crea-

tivity can do with the first sample of Impossible‘s new Instant Film, to discover its

secrets, to push it over all limits and to thereby show what is possible.

The photo material herewith proudly presented is not only stunning in its unique

beauty and creativity, but it furthermore contains an historic significance. Not only

was it taken on the very first film materials leaving the factory of The Impossible

Project, but it also is the foundation of The Impossible Collection - a growing archive

of contemporary Instant Photography artworks. Referring to the famous Polaroid

Collections founded in the 1960s by Edwin Land, The Impossible Collection aims to

serve two essential goals:

1. To continuously develop the new Impossible film materials. Upon the results

and feedback of all contributing photographers, the production team will cons-

tantly adapt and fine-tune the Impossible film materials.

2. The images of The Impossible Collection will - better than any words can ever

do - show the world the new magic, the fresh flavor and taste as well as the as-

tonishing potential of the new film materials. The Impossible Collection aims

to collect and present a unique portfolio featuring the most interesting analog

photographic works of contemporary photographers and artists.

So far the following artists provided their work and carefully interpreted the new

Impossible Film Materials, building the base of The Impossible Collection:

THE IMPOSSIBLE COLLECTION

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Alison Garnett (CAN)

Ani Asvazadurian (AT)

Aurélien Dumont (FRA)

Beppe Bolchi (ITA)

Boris Zuliani (FRA)

Brian Henry (USA)

carmendevos (BEL)

Chloe Aftel (USA)

Claire B. (FRA)

Dan Ryan (UK)

Danny Clinch (USA)

Didier Le Pecheur (FRA)

Emilie Le Fellic (FRA)

Filippo Centenari (ITA)

Grant Hamilton (USA)

Heather Champ (USA)

Holger Homann (GER)

Jake Chessum (USA)

Jeff Hutton (USA)

Jeff Sutter (USA)

Jennifer Rumbach (GER)

Jeremy Kost (USA)

Jessica Hibbard (USA)

Josh Goleman (USA)

Justin Craigen (USA)

Laura A. Watt (USA)

Leah Reich (USA)

Lia Sáile (GER)

Lindsay Josal (USA)

Nancy L. Stockdale (USA)

Philippe Garcia (FRA)

Pino Valgimigli (ITA)

Rebecca Rust (CH)

Rhiannon Adam (UK)

Richard Bevan (UK)

Sean Tubridy (USA)

Simone Frignani (ITA)

Stefanie Schneider (GER)

Steph Parke (USA)

Zora Strangefields (GER)

CONTACT:

marlene@ the-impossible-project.com

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PHOTO MATERIALTHE IMPOSSIBLE COLLECTION

Ani AsvazadurianUntitledAustria, 2010

DUMONT Aurélien„Black and White“France, 2010

DUMONT AurélienUntitledFrance, 2010

DUMONT AurélienUntitledFrance, 2010

Beppe Bolchi„Cannareggio“Venice, Italy, 2010

Beppe Bolchi„Duomo Square“Milan, Italy, 2010

Brian Henry„Succulent“USA, 2010

Boris Zuliani„le hoang lan“Vietnam, 2010

Boris Zuliani„le van son“Vietnam, 2010

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Emilie Le Fellic„Secret Mission“France, 2010

Filippo CentenariUntitledItaly, 2010

Grant Hamilton„Party Over Here“USA, 2010

Brian Henry„Stay“

USA, 2010

carmendevos„drop“Belgium, 2010

Claire B.UntitledFrance, 2010

Grant Hamilton„Sara“USA, 2010

Heather ChampUntitledUSA, 2010

Jake Chessum„Geary Street, San Francisco“USA, 2010

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Jessica Hibbard„Rocking Horse“USA, 2010

Jeff Hutton„Mr. Bean“USA, 2010

Jeff Sutter„Impossible Dream“USA, 2010

Jennifer Rumbach„baraque 48“Camp Hitfeld, Germany, 2010

Jennifer Rumbach„Double“Achen, Germany, 2010

Jeff Hutton„Grahm‘s Robot“USA, 2010

Josh Goleman„Paul and Emily“USA, 2010

Josh Goleman„Murphy“USA, 2010

Josh Goleman„Paul“USA, 2010

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Leah ReichUntitledUSA, 2010

Lia Sáile„Unravel“Germany, 2010

Josh Goleman„Paul“USA, 2010

Justin Craigen„turbine #42“Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, USA, 2010

Laura A. WattUntitledUSA, 2010

Laura A. WattUntitledUSA, 2010

Nancy L. Stockdale„An Open Chrysanthemum“USA, 2010

Lia Sáile„ohne Namen“

Austria, 2010

Lindsay JosalUntitledUSA, 2010

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Nancy L. Stockdale„The Campus Theatre“Denton, Texas, USA, 2010

Rebecca Rust„Departures“Switzerland, 2010

Rhiannon AdamUntitledUK, 2010

Simone Frignani„Guilty is the witness“Germany, 2010

Simone Frignani„Disco Ecstasy“Germany, 2010

Rhiannon Adam„Canary Wharf from the Green-wich Ferry“London, UK, 2010

Zora Strangefields„A Real Boy“Germany, 2010

Zora Strangefields„Kissed“

Germany, 2010

Simone Frignani„The Shining“Germany, 2010