Untitled (Optical Alienation), Xanti Schawinsky, 1944
Yohko, multiple portraits, Masahisa Fukase, c. 1970s
Jenny Holzer. You Live the Surprise Results of Old Plans (from the Survival Series), 1983-1985
Philadelphia’s Central High School - a ten minute exposure by Joseph Saxton - 1839
Brian Eno
source: udiscovermusic
© 📸: Erica Echenberg
From the book:
THE GORBALS / John Claridge
- Published by Café Royal Books (2013)
Uraguchi Kusukazu, from Shima no Ama, 1981 (Photobook, Ama Diver Women of Japan).
“To conceive reality is to reduce it to possibility — but in that case it is impossible to conceive it, because to conceive it is to reduce it to possibility, and consequently not to hold fast to it as reality. Compared with reality to conceive is a step backwards and not progress. Not as though ‘reality’ were not conceivable; not at all, no, the concept which results from reducing it to possibility by conceiving is also in reality, but there is something more — that is reality.”— Søren Kierkegaard, Journals and Papers
Blaze Cyan, 2023

Mario Giacomelli, Passato (1986-90), © Mario Giacomelli / Archives Mario Giacomelli - Rita Giacomelli
Eikoh Hosoe
“TOD UND LEBEN”
(“DEATH AND LIFE”)
GUSTAV KLIMT // 1910
[oil on canvas | 71.06 x 78.93"]
“Liberated from the contents of communication, the addressee of the messages of the mass media receives only a global ideological lesson, the call to narcotic passiveness. When the mass media triumph, the human being dies.”— Umberto Eco, Travels in Hyperreality