Much of Feldmann’s work concerns itself with collecting, a pastime that has been his passion since his childhood. From tin toys to mechanical antiques, postcards to thimbles, photographs in particular have become his abiding obsession resulting in an archive of thousands of images.
Feldmann also takes photographs and his photographic series are notable for their oddly affecting ordinariness: unmade hotel beds, a pound of strawberries, the view from his apartment window, or pictures of car stereos taken when a good song was playing. These series are shown within this exhibition alongside 100 Years - 101 photographic portraits of family and friends aged one to one hundred - a touching elegy to friends living and lost and the relentless passing of time