"For the Love of Strangers..." 2010
From a sociological point of view my study of the "strangers" will never end.
So I'm still in the company of Joseph Koudelka and the universe of C.Jung's shadow whom easily transported me to this aesthetics.
The idea of intimacy is born with the forced proximity with the "subject", a violation of some sort of a space one want's private in a social context.
Emotional distancing, either through the abscence or excessive envolvement blur the vision. High expectations rise the light and lower the subject's distortion.
Because I chose to love the stranger's I placed them out of focus.
And so a plastic manipulation begins.
From a sociological point of view my study of the "strangers" will never end.
So I'm still in the company of Joseph Koudelka and the universe of C.Jung's shadow whom easily transported me to this aesthetics.
The idea of intimacy is born with the forced proximity with the "subject", a violation of some sort of a space one want's private in a social context.
Emotional distancing, either through the abscence or excessive envolvement blur the vision. High expectations rise the light and lower the subject's distortion.
Because I chose to love the stranger's I placed them out of focus.
And so a plastic manipulation begins.
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