Tillmans operates according to a set of rules, many of which he has followed since age 25.
He does not use specialized cameras.
He carries a small snapshot camera to be open to the “gift of chance.”
He never retouches or alters photos.
He does not search for examples of a particular phenomena in the world. When an idea interests him, he believes, the moment will present itself.
He does not photography people without consent.
He does not publish photographs of underground spaces or parties until the venues have closed.
He does not take portraiture commissions from collectors.
He does not shoot advertisements.
These working rules have contributed to his recognizable aesthetic. Additionally, the human body or evidence of the human body is a constant theme of his work
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