A series of three edited photos from a final project from last year.
Looking at this project now I notice that the theme stems a bit deeper and less literally into my psyche then I originally understood. I really think this project is an expression on my internal dialog on death and existence and my appropriation of the earthly manifestations of life and death as they relate to my current understandings.
Yeah, I really just went there. I'm an art nerd. I'm hopelessly geeky with this analytical shit.
Looking at this project now I notice that the theme stems a bit deeper and less literally into my psyche then I originally understood. I really think this project is an expression on my internal dialog on death and existence and my appropriation of the earthly manifestations of life and death as they relate to my current understandings.
Yeah, I really just went there. I'm an art nerd. I'm hopelessly geeky with this analytical shit.
Category Photography / Abstract
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1215 x 609px
File Size 388.3 kB
You've done a great job there.
When I look at it it's as if I'm reading a story, the first encounter with death, shocking, unbelievable, followed by the pain of loss, often enough accompanied by anger out of shere helplessness - and then silence, deep inside you, like a storm that finally settled *sigh*
When I look at this I remember my father's dying and death, how I held him in his last hours and could not do anything (shock), how helpless I found myself to never be able to talk to him again, not to be able to clear all this pothole of issues with him and how I feel now.
If the second picture showed a bit more fear this could as well refer to your own dying since the peace on your face on the last picture could be interpreted as the eternal peace as well, I suppose. Especially because this greenish tone makes you look unearthly somehow. As if trying to melt with nature (as one automatically does when having died). So yes, great work in there, as it can be read, maybe not like it was meant to be, but still it touches something in the beholder's self. *hug*
When I look at it it's as if I'm reading a story, the first encounter with death, shocking, unbelievable, followed by the pain of loss, often enough accompanied by anger out of shere helplessness - and then silence, deep inside you, like a storm that finally settled *sigh*
When I look at this I remember my father's dying and death, how I held him in his last hours and could not do anything (shock), how helpless I found myself to never be able to talk to him again, not to be able to clear all this pothole of issues with him and how I feel now.
If the second picture showed a bit more fear this could as well refer to your own dying since the peace on your face on the last picture could be interpreted as the eternal peace as well, I suppose. Especially because this greenish tone makes you look unearthly somehow. As if trying to melt with nature (as one automatically does when having died). So yes, great work in there, as it can be read, maybe not like it was meant to be, but still it touches something in the beholder's self. *hug*
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