Anissa's Dress

Kenneth Josephson is an American photographer known for conceptual and formally rigorous work that treats the photograph itself as a sculptural or architectural object. Working primarily with black-and-white film since the 1960s, he explores the relationship between the camera's mechanical vision and human perception, often incorporating the frame edge, the photograph's materiality, or reflections within the image plane. His practice examines photography not as transparent documentation but as a constructed medium with its own spatial and temporal logic.

Detroit, MI, USA