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TRUTHS & FICTIONS (Voyager, CD-ROM for Mac, $49.95) In this intriguing meditation on the fate of photography in the digital age, Pedro Meyer straddles two antithetical traditions: documentary realism on one side, electronic fakery on the other. The result can be a surrealistic image worthy of Magritte or a photo that feels real, even knowing it's a deceptive collage. Built around a show of Meyer's work, this bilingual (English/Spanish) disc shines when the photographer reveals the hows and whys of pictures. Unfortunately, some of the art-speak is impossibly obscure. A-
Posted May 05, 1995
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