Photography
Museums & Galleries
More often than not, my intial introduction to a space intended to praise human creativity, are the spatial characteristics of the intention.
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Schools
[Internal & External] Architectural choices wield powerful contribution & influence on a school's pedagogical culture, including memory & learning.
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People
Photographer, George Reid, introduced me to the 'idea' of photographing within a "Safe Space." Initially, I dismissed such a limitation as...limiting; it'd interfere with imaging strangers on the street. I was wrong.
I learned I'm not a street photographer. I find my jam when I can defer the proclamation, "permission to photograph" to the authority of the space; it is then I can jam with articulating the culture of the scene.
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Architecture
Along with the culinary & fashion necessities, architecture is foundational to Maslow's Hierarchy; shelter can't exist without exposing its visualities. Experiencing, intellectualizing, constructing, and feeling 'something' unique as a reaction to a space, is fantastic.
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Nature
Any place where the Earth is responsible for maintaining its growth, without human interference.
"Interference" is the ambiguous word.
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It's non-representational.
Some sets of images I just don't want to pigeonhole by articulating as part of a "group."
Not yet.
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Mirrors & Reflections
Visually, the sharp lines of mirrors' edges juxtaposed against reflective abstractions grabs me. I'm reminded of Frank Gehry's architectural & design sensibilities. Too often I hunger for chaotic abstraction when deep within an obvious structure; conversely, exclusive abstraction easily looses my attentions through a lens.
I find humor and contentment wandering through the corners of the refelction of a reflection's reflection.