The title of these photos presents an additional connotation.
The emotional context of a subject is an important filter in the process of acceptance of the possible meaning of an image. In perception, we are therefore more concerned with what…
Just like in the renaissance period, we have become more aware of depth. We want to give the image more ‘mental space’ by exposing ‘second spaces’.
Net zoals in de renaissance zijn we ons meer bewust van dieptevorming en willen…
The background is more subject than the ‘subjects’ in the front.
Or, the subjects serve as a reference point with regard to the background.
Reality is literally defragmented. The subject cannot be identified and yet these images are stored. People seem to feel the suggestion of a different mental space.
Recently, we all have the opportunity to photograph under water, with inexpensive cameras. This offers a surprising new image-forming: the refraction of light changes our bodies and this ‘damaged gravity’ translates our desire to float…
Sinds kort kunnen we allemaal,…
The semiotic sign for a birthday is blowing out the candles on the cake.
This semiotic moment is usually fortified by choosing the moment when all the candles are still lit. A party should light up.…
“The philosophical contemplation has no other purpose than the elimination of coincidence.”
G.W.F.Hegel.
( Thanks to Katia R, Stef S,…)
“De filosofische beschouwing dient geen ander doel dan de eliminatie van het toeval.“
G.W.F.Hegel.
Impressions are not formally visible. An ‘impression’ grows from the recognizability of it and leads to a place in the ‘space’ of our imagination.
It is nature that has made us aware of a ‘depiction’ using cast shadows, reflections in the water … which reverses reality. You experience the ‘other side’ of tangible reality.
( Thanks to: Hilde H, Hilde S, Foundphotos.net,…
A new reality arises from coincidence. The fascination originates from a double reality that cannot be experienced by human beings in real life.