Abandoned Garage by Andy Hemingway
Viewed in a completed long exposure with a fisheye lens, Malaysian photographer Apai Biszign.
Showing posts with label Light. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Light. Show all posts
Monday, December 12, 2011
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Monday, April 19, 2010
Daniel Buren
Daniel's outdoor installation of hinged squares that of which are Plexiglas suspended from the underside of an adjacent lot, brings cheer to an otherwise overlooked space of: gray iron, darkness and gloom. So often this is a common theme of a post war era... seeing the color of life pop through a dark narrow tunnel for hope of a new beginning. Truly Buren's display of the usefulness and importance of color is seen his through this transformation of light/reflections in this space. His amazing taste in design has earned a spot in the Guggenheim.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
BLIPS IN TIME- photography by Paul Hunnicutt.
pAUL hUNNINCUTT photography
Paul Hunicutt's photographs capture those moments of light that only occur between seconds and thus are practically invisible. These moments of time are blurred-
The moments or seconds- if you will, we cannot experience independently or at the pace captured in the photographs created by Mr. Hunnicutt, but as a collective theses seconds make up our everyday moments. Such as, a moving train or light hitting brushed steal in a sunlit hallway.
I was going about my routine morning coffee shop stop in downtown Boulder CO at one of my three favorite cafes, when I paused in my easy-breezing in and out To Go cup of coffee pick up to notice the shift in light in the space created by these photographs. AMAZING!!!!This is what art should do for us- it should shift our perceptions of a space, time, person, or thing. Hunnicutt has done just this. - Truly a glimpse into one person's talent that is shifting/pausing seconds and moments in time seen through light with a contemporary eye/style, medium and completeness in his works.
Paul Hunicutt's photographs capture those moments of light that only occur between seconds and thus are practically invisible. These moments of time are blurred-
The moments or seconds- if you will, we cannot experience independently or at the pace captured in the photographs created by Mr. Hunnicutt, but as a collective theses seconds make up our everyday moments. Such as, a moving train or light hitting brushed steal in a sunlit hallway.
I was going about my routine morning coffee shop stop in downtown Boulder CO at one of my three favorite cafes, when I paused in my easy-breezing in and out To Go cup of coffee pick up to notice the shift in light in the space created by these photographs. AMAZING!!!!This is what art should do for us- it should shift our perceptions of a space, time, person, or thing. Hunnicutt has done just this. - Truly a glimpse into one person's talent that is shifting/pausing seconds and moments in time seen through light with a contemporary eye/style, medium and completeness in his works.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
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