Canadian photographer Donald Weber leads this conversation about how photography can show the systems that shape our world but rarely become visible. His starting point is long-term work on the Port of Rotterdam, where global supply chains, capital and bureaucracy shape both the landscape and the way we see it.
Through the idea of bureaucratic vision, Weber questions photography as a neutral document and asks what becomes possible when the camera can no longer be trusted to reveal the truth. The event is the second in a series of three TABLE TALKS, run by the Copenhagen collective FOTO STUDIO as part of the exhibition Young Danish Photography '26 at Fotografisk Center.
The format is informal and non-hierarchical, so everyone is invited to listen, ask questions and bring their own views, whatever their background in photography.
