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Nicole Marcisz
{K:10268} 9/30/2005
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creative presentation and idea. nice work.
cheers,
nicole
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ryan winton
{K:3027} 9/30/2005
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i think this is probably the most well thought out shot on usefilm that i have seen. just fukin awsome.
and i like the stong edges on the books. but better yet, i like the front layer of the concret or glass, not sure, but it adds a nice felling to the image, like joel peter witkin, but on digi
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Erlend Mørk
{K:145} 8/27/2005
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Thank you very much for all the comments :) Especially Aernout and Jude for such long ones. I appreciate it.
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jude .
{K:14625} 8/27/2005
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I'm afraid I have to disagree with Aernout...in addition to the weight of the books, their haphazard arrangement--and the precariness of their position on the 'thinker'--underlines a feeling of chaos, of impending calamity...a small shift in one direction or the other, and a carefully built tapestry of thought, like a house built on sand falls apart.
A precise alignment of the books would not work. Too manicured...possibly even contrived. From my standpoint, this works, and works well.
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José Afonso
{K:1211} 8/27/2005
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Excelent work!!!
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Aernout Casier
{K:1376} 8/27/2005
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Great idea, appealing picture, yet (and I know I'm old fashioned, but I cannot help it) it comes across as just-not-it because of the digitalness or what-do-you-call-it. I think it has to do with the edges of the books, they stand out too much, which gives it a collage-feel.
I looked at the website too, looks like we are very much on the same wavelength tastewise. Strong images, clearly bron from an artist's mind!
(I fell in love with Norway when I first was there (Telemark) in 1990)
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Vadim Melamedov
{K:1466} 8/27/2005
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Stunning work E... Love your dark collection and website.
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Chris Hunter
{K:25634} 8/27/2005
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Nice work...I like this idea very much,
Cheers,
Chris
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