Truth is, I've been battling boredom. I don't like anything that I've "created" - it's lacking both spirit and surprise. I keep hoping I'll find something in the process to spark and ignite a new direction, but it the meantime, it's WORK. One rather interesting feature did catch my eye, ad I am remiss for not sharing this guy's stuff with you sooner.
The National Post's Saturday Night insert has a great spread on Toronto photographer Edward Burtynsky; and I realized that I had completely neglected to include his work in the links. Even more oddly, because he's one of my "heroes" and his books would make a nice Christmas gift for me.
An interesting comment in the write-up by Mark Pupo:
"It's not every day, however, that you encounter a lessone about industrialization in images that are so hypnotically, rapturously beautiful".
Hmmmmm....
"For art to exist, for any sort of aesthetic activity to exist, a certain physiological precondition is indispensable: intoxication." Friedrich Nietzsche
Thursday, November 03, 2005
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1 comment:
Thanks for this link, I enjoyed the container ports and old industry sections of the link.
Detlef
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