February 2012
28 posts
John Gossage from The Auckland Project
A photograph is both a simulacrum of the world and an unruly abstraction of it. A photograph’s meaning can reside anywhere along a continuum between the two. In a real sense, the meaning of a photograph is strictly limited, joined at the hip to what has been photographed, yet at the same time it is limitless. - Gerry Badger
January 2012
29 posts
jörg sasse - private rooms
jörg sasse - private rooms
People in trouble laughing pushed to the ground. Soldiers leaning, pointing, reaching. Woman sweeping. Balloons escaping. Coffin descending. Boys standing. Grieving. Chair balancing. Children smoking. Embracing. Creatures barking. Cars burning. Helicopters hovering. Faces. Human figures. Shapes. Birds. Structures left standing and falling…
by Adam Broomberg & Oliver...
forest
jitka hanzlova
kaori nakamura
