Le “wa”, un modèle d’harmonie, du Japon au Mexique / Pen ペン. “カラオケ{karaoke}.
Baja California Sur / Otakibashi Dori, Tokio”. C’est une histoire de connexions, de mouvements, de mots. C’est une manière de refléter et d’illustrer une existence, nourrie par une double culture, japonaise et mexicaine. Née en 1990 à Mexico de parents japonais, Taeko Nomiya a évolué dans un cadre familial fidèle à la culture japonaise, associé à un environnement mexicain. Dans la série サ和ロ (saWAro) la photographe propose une rencontre entre le mot espagnol saguaro, qui désigne des cactus géants — pouvant atteindre 13 mètres et vivre 150 ans —, et le terme japonais, wa (和).
Deux pays coexistant dans un même espace mental « Quand j’étais enfant, mes parents m’emmenaient au Japon pendant les vacances et j’apportais des photos du Mexique que je montrais à mes cousins japonais, afin de leur présenter la vie au Mexique. Un équilibre naturel, moteur d’un écosystème Le travail de Taeko Nomiya est à découvrir sur son site internet. “思い返す Omoikaesu. “山彦 Yamabiko. How the 'New Woman' blazed a trail of empowerment - BBC Culture.
Jacob Aue Sobol. Iconoclasse. "Eye as Big as Plates": les curieux portraits de Karoline Ikone et Riitta Hjorth. Fisheye est une société de presse et de production indépendante basée à Paris.
Elle édite le magazine de photographie contemporaine Fisheye, le site fisheyemagazine.fr, ainsi que d’autres médias spécialisés dans la photographie et l’univers High-Tech, dont les sites labofnac.com et lense.fr. C'est pas marqué sur mon front. Photographies par Max Tchung-Ming. Max Tchung-Ming nous incite par son travail à porter un regard nouveau sur l’autre, sans préjugés.
Conscient que notre propre identité est bien plus marquée par la multiplicité des perceptions que par la vision que nous avons nous même, l’artiste nous entraine à nous rapprocher de ses sujets pour mieux comprendre leur réalité. Shomei Tomatsu東松照明太陽の鉛筆 The pencil of the sun. Shomei Tomatsu東松照明太陽の鉛筆. Josef Breitenbach photographe, Biographie Josef Breitenbach, oeuvres Breitenbach. Film and Video Umbrella - The Forest. …finding a little fairytale everyday. Home2 — STUART REDLER. Hill Surfer Agave Andes Donkey Abel Tasman Nellie Porsche 356 Speedster, 1958 Arches.
Being and Becoming — Virgilio. Plastic Room - Philippe Lopparelli. D’Arthur à Zanzibar - Philippe Lopparelli. A Japanese Photographer Traces How Cities Are Built and Destroyed. Sometime in the nineteen-eighties, riding the monorail into Tokyo, Naoya Hatakeyama had an epiphany about limestone—namely, that it was everywhere, except in the vast holes where it used to be.
Blast after blast, truckload by truckload, humanity had embarked on an elaborate limestone-relocation project, otherwise known as “construction.” What once belonged to the landscape had been prized out and spun into cities. In a violent reverie, Hatakeyama imagined pulverizing every building and highway in Japan. João Castilho > Vacant Plot. Elliott Erwitt's Pittsburgh. “Everything was grand, heroic.
Everything seemed to be gigantic in Pittsburgh—the people, the history. Sinuousness. ED VALFRE'S DREAMLAND. The Compassionate Eye. Www.thecompassionateeye.com This year marks the 75th anniversary of the publication of The Grapes of Wrath.
One man made a singular impact on this American classic, photographer Horace Bristol, who took author John Steinbeck to the migrant labor camps where he documented the desperation of the Depression. Bristol was a pioneer of photojournalism, capturing image that have become icons of the 20th century. Ayako Takaishi - Photographie. Center for Creative Photography. Aaron Siskind has been called an abstract photographer and, indeed, many of his photographs feature subjects that are not easily identifiable.
His photography, however, is not purely abstract. Rather, Siskind photographed recognizable places and things in ways that created a new means of communicating ideas, feelings, and perspectives on life and history. His innovation earned him a major place in the history of photography. Siskind studied literature at the City University of New York and intended to become a poet. Saul Leiter: Early Black And White. Saul Leiter believed that the history of art is the history of color.
But the history of photography is largely the history of black and white. Leiter is best known for his color photographs from the 1950s, work that lifted him from near obscurity to near deification. Saul Leiter - Artists - Howard Greenberg Gallery. Saul Leiter (1923-2013) was born in Pittsburgh, the son of an internationally renowned Talmudic scholar.
Leiter's interest in art began in his late teens, and though he was encouraged to become a Rabbi like his father, he left theology school and moved to New York to pursue painting at age 23. In New York, he befriended the Abstract Expressionist painter Richard Pousette-Dart, who was experimenting with photography. His friendship with Pousette-Dart and soon after, with W.
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Márcio Lima – ARCAPRESS PHOTOGRAPHERS. Cheyenne Randall: Inking Icons. © Cheyenne Randall Marlon Brando. Johnny Cash. Elvis Presley. These men were undoubtedly badass. Exhibition: ‘The world is beautiful: photographs from the collection’ at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Exhibition dates: 4th December 2015 – 10th April 2016 Despite a focus on the camera’s relationship to the beauty and pure form of the modern world – “the attraction and charm of the surface” – these photographs are more than just being skin deep. In their very straightforwardness the photographs propose a “rigorous sensitivity to form revealed patterns of beauty and order in the natural and man-made alike.”
Bona Mangangu Photography. « La mélancolie est le plus légitime de tous les tons poétiques. » Edgar Allan Poe. Photographie art visuel. Leiter, Saul : Photography, History. Michael Kenna. La Fotografía de Helen Froloe. Hullaballoo Collective. .bodycard xxxx.