Une vidéo de la fusion et mélange des roches des murs de la rue de l'Oranger à Arles-sur-Tech avec un sommet d'une montagne à proximité. Lorsqu'on marche en ville, les rues sont si étroites qu'on ne regard pas facilement les montagnes, jusqu'à on arrive à un espace ouvert, comme de la grande, les rues plus récentes sur les bords de la ville. Alors, les montagnes sont partout, mais les pierres sont disparus.
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Monday, August 29, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Arles-sur-Tech: A lesson in perspective
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Arles-sur-Tech is a lesson in perspective.
Everywhere in Arles-sur-Tech one sees the mountains. They appear so large - so overwhelming, that one immediately changes the visual relationship. Think Merleau-Ponty, Primacy of Perception.
When I (digitally) painted the mountains in relation to the houses, the mountains filled the page (screen). But when I photographed them, the houses took over, and the mountains were in the distance.
This image is mostly photography, with a bit of drawing mixed in, but with colors totally changed, and even the perspective changed. I had to remake the photograph entirely to make it feel like the place, the real place, not the simply documented one of a photograph.
versió en català
Arles-sur-Tech is a lesson in perspective.
Everywhere in Arles-sur-Tech one sees the mountains. They appear so large - so overwhelming, that one immediately changes the visual relationship. Think Merleau-Ponty, Primacy of Perception.
When I (digitally) painted the mountains in relation to the houses, the mountains filled the page (screen). But when I photographed them, the houses took over, and the mountains were in the distance.
This image is mostly photography, with a bit of drawing mixed in, but with colors totally changed, and even the perspective changed. I had to remake the photograph entirely to make it feel like the place, the real place, not the simply documented one of a photograph.
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