MUSÉE 29 – EVOLUTION
Evolution explores the concepts of progress, transformation, growth, and advancement in an age when images are taking a dramatic shift in the role they play in our lives.
All tagged Triggered!
For almost the entire history of the medium, water was an indispensable element in the photographic process, from developing negatives to making a print in the darkroom.
This image is part of a series entitled “Curtain Wall". It featured 16 urban landscape images which represent the urban expansion and the illusion.
Scaled against the earth, we are reminded of being human, vulnerable against mother nature.
It is difficult for me not to think about what my body means to me. It is the container of my thoughts and feelings
Somewhere in Eastern-Europe, children gather every summer to wear military uniforms, camp in tents under harsh conditions, and practice the usage of guns.
Soaked, 2019 depicts a wet body, thigh deep in a tub surrounded by subway tiles, a quiet moment of respite far away from the circling world.
“Something in the way she was going about her business and the light from the tv made me think, ‘This is something you're going to want to remember’”.
Then I remembered the most radical thing Black people can do - continue to love each other.
Looking at the sentiment of decorative objects, Yang examines the relation between still life and growth
Grant wanted his work to always feel like it was just slightly off, or perhaps just quiet enough that it became activated only through persistent engagement.
Vytautas took the photo of his friend’s hand and became almost like an extension of her.
Jonathan Levitt goes behind-the-scenes of his photo of a “mythical bear of nightmares and dreamscapes.”
Tyler Healey writes about what triggered a photograph from their series, boyz night.
