Shimmering patterns
Illumination dance
Immersion in duration
The shadows are not fixed boundaries but zones of transition, where light fades and darkness gathers, a constant flux mirroring ceaseless change.
“Time is what prevents everything from being given at once.” – Henri Bergson
Interpretation shaped
By the “lens”
Of our own being
Metaphysically, this little lens becomes a profound object. It’s not merely glass; it’s a portal, a concentrated point where realities converge.
“If you are interested in photography, you have to be interested in life.” – Jay Maisel
Tentative bravery
Organic thrust
Pushes forth
The image is a reminder that beauty resides not in permanence, but in the ephemeral dance of light and shadow, growth and decay.
“Collecting photographs is collecting the world.” – Susan Sontag
Sentimentality sanctity
Dissonance narratives
We hold dear
In its ambiguity lies its power. The backdrop, a blurry swirl of light and dark, suggests motion, perhaps even chaos. Yet, the decanter remains still, a bastion of order in a turbulent sea.
“Art should comfort the disturbed and the comfortable.” – Banksy
Constructed to
Channel light
Contemplation object
The layered, almost fractal structure evokes a sense of the exotic, a trace of the “elsewhere” that handcrafted objects often carry.
“Interpretation is not interpretation but a pretext for not looking.” – Susan Sontag
Juxtaposed against
Window revealing
Twilight landscape
This juxtaposition creates a tension between the artificial light emanating from the lamp and the fading natural light beyond.
“Art is natural beauty interpreted through human temperament.” – Birge Harrison
See the world
Not as it is
But as it can be
In a world of shadows and substance, the unseen holds as much power as the seen.
“I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way – things I had no words for.” – Georgia O’Keeffe
Windshield seemingly
Transparent barrier
Surroundings portal
The bus, with its weathered exterior and reflective windshield, becomes a canvas upon which the world paints its fleeting impressions.
“The window is a dream of a house that is always elsewhere.” – Gaston Bachelard
Labyrinthine corridors
Haphazard arrangement
Mundane forgotten
Each object, once cherished and possessed, now cast aside and forgotten, is a symbol of our own mortality. We, too, are destined to become mere relics of the past, our lives reduced to a fleeting moment in the grand tapestry of time.
“The absurd is the true dialectic of existence.” – Soren Kierkegaard
Evokes transience
Arrival departure
Passage of time
The image becomes a catalyst for a dynamic interaction between the creator and the observer.
“Art is not a mirror reflecting reality, but rather a window opening onto it.” – Mikhail Bakhtin