poetry | photography | philosophy
The possibility of an island evinces the fact that one has already known a world. On the island one becomes aware that one’s Subject is held, radially, by two constants. One is perceived: the horizon; the other is conceptualised: the centre. A trinity, then, made from perception, feeling and cognition. The horizon is not in…
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The horizon is primarily such a dynamic that without it being perceived one tacitly knows that it keeps crossing one’s field of vision from one side to the other. One, then, intuits another dynamic of the dynamic horizon, that being the necessarily eternally discontinuous continuity of this dynamic. The third and last dynamic of the…
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The human eye does not always see in the same way that the photography apparatus sees (here by the term photography apparatus we mean its common iterations, such as film cameras, medium format cameras, DSLR cameras, mirrorless cameras, bridge cameras, compact digital cameras, smartphone cameras, action cameras, etc.). I can be shown an image of…
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