A Technological Surrealist Endeavor
A more in depth look at the study of dreams, done for a project outside my normal blog content. I was told to be as in depth as possible, which … Continue reading A Technological Surrealist Endeavor
Tag: surrealism
Calling
That’s very much a working title. I have no idea how I’ll end up framing this piece. All I know is I took too long to finally get to work … Continue reading Calling
How Toy Photography Fits within Photography
First and foremost, toy photography is photography. The term “toy photography” only came to use after the internet age, within the past 15 years or so – primarily through social media like flickr. But toy photography has existed since at least 1898 (123 years ago), and can be traced back even to the invention of photography, all falling instead into the categories I’ll outline here.
Dream Vortex
I often feel done with a series as soon as I’ve discovered the full truth as to why I’ve begun to make it. I start with an idea, but the … Continue reading Dream Vortex
Alone
“The work we make, even if unnoticed and undesired by the world, vibrates in perfect harmony to everything we put into it – or withhold from it. In the outside … Continue reading Alone
Toy Photography | I don’t do this for fun
That doesn’t mean I don’t often have fun or find enjoyment in the photos I take, but fun is not my why, not my motivator . “Art is coming face … Continue reading Toy Photography | I don’t do this for fun
The Line Between Art as a Whole and Surrealism is Very Thin
“Making art precipitates self-doubt, stirring deep waters that lay between what you know you should be, and what you fear you might be.” – DAVID BAYLES AND TED ORLAND, ART & FEAR: … Continue reading The Line Between Art as a Whole and Surrealism is Very Thin
Dream State
A look inside my mind. I’ve been so fatigued as part of this MS attack I’m currently living through, that I feel I’m wading through a constant state of semi … Continue reading Dream State
