In the project Micro / Macro (The Power of Ten), the students from the Art programme have explored the fundamental concepts of photography: micro and macro.

The aim has not simply been to take photographs, but to investigate how photography is already an integrated part of our everyday lives. We constantly send and receive images. We document experiences, remember through photographs, and often use the camera as a substitute for notes. Yet images tend to disappear almost as quickly as they are created. At the same time, they have become a shared language that shapes the way we see, communicate, and understand the world.

But what happens when we make room for chance and shift our perspective? What becomes visible in the micro perspective that disappears in the macro perspective, and vice versa?