
伦敦埃斯托里克收藏馆把武尔茨姐妹的照相馆作品摆到 12 月 20 日;这一期从《观察家报》的一篇展评读起,看那张人猫叠影怎么叠出来,也看两姐妹怎么靠一间照相馆活成先锋。




「在那些法西斯年代,女性没有自由。人们把她们当作母亲和管家。武尔茨姐妹决定自己造一个命运出来。她们选摄影当独立的手段,也用照片证明女性可以那样活。」“In those fascist times, women were not free. They were regarded as mothers and homemakers. But the Wulz sisters were determined to create their own destiny. They chose photography as a way of being independent – and to show through their images that women could live that way.”—— Federica Muzzarelli,本次展览策展人,《卫报》2026 年 8 月 25 日 4
「她们拍现代女性:跳舞、打球、做体操。」“They photographed modern women, dancing, playing sports, doing gymnastics.”—— Federica Muzzarelli,《卫报》2026 年 8 月 25 日 4
「有几年,时装设计师 Anita Pittoni 和她们住在一起。她们和她一起造出了一种艺术家的俱乐部——一群想试新活法的女性。她们在推一种不同的生活,也推一种不同的摄影。摄影本来就是观念与现实的融合,所以她们是在把自己的生活做成作品。」“For several years, the fashion designer Anita Pittoni lived with them. With her, they created a kind of club of artists – women who wanted to experiment with new ways of living. So they were pushing a different sort of life alongside a different sort of photography. And of course, photography has always been about a fusion of ideas and reality. So they were living their art.”—— Claudia Baroncini,Alinari 摄影基金会会长,《卫报》2026 年 8 月 25 日 4
「她们把底片用得很聪明:造出阴影去改一个人的嘴形或眼睛,或者把皮肤的质感做好。看那些底片就知道,为了让照片完美,她们下了多少工夫。」“They were very clever with negatives, creating shadows to change the shape of someone’s mouth or eyes, or to improve the quality of their skin. You can see, looking at the negatives, how much work they did to make their prints perfect.”—— Claudia Baroncini,《卫报》2026 年 8 月 25 日 4
「你还能看到原始的玻璃版,它们背对背粘在一起,做成印出这张照片的最后那张底片——1932 年的前数字时代天才。」“But you can also see the original glass plates, glued back-to-back to create the final negative from which the print was made – pre-digital brilliance back in 1932.”—— Laura Cumming,《观察家报》2026 年 9 月 19 日 5
「整个二十世纪,在数字技术出现之前,人们用清漆、蛋彩和石墨改干板底片。武尔茨姐妹给画面加东西或减东西,把剪成形状的黑纸或红纸贴在想遮住的区域。」“Per tutto il Novecento, prima dell’avvento delle tecnologie digitali, i negativi su lastra secca venivano modificati con l’uso di vernici, tempere e grafite. Le sorelle Wulz aggiungevano o sottraevano elementi alle loro immagini, applicando sagome ritagliate in carta nera o rossa alle aree che volevano coprire.”—— Eugenia Di Rocco,摄影修复师,doppiozero 2025 年 3 月 12 日 6
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