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recap: Falls Apart

Journal Entry: Sat Dec 12, 2009, 5:22 PM




falls apart


let's have a small recap on my last completed series, "falls apart"
here you have the whole dA gallery: [link]



:icondavespertine: once asked me to tell him what this series was all about for me, and this is what i wrote him:


about "falls apart",
i originally was working on a bigger series of works about visualising different moods. a couple of works kinda stood out of the series, so i kinda ripped it out and made an own series out of it.
the main purpose was to keep this one particular, but still unnamed mood. the way i saw it, the pictures expressed some sort of depressive, but yet warm and welcome feeling. like when something bad happened (again) and you fall into a really aggressive state of mind, but are too broken to act. an aggressive downfall, dynamic and amorphic. these picture perfectly transported this feeling. at least for me.
problem was, i knew that not many people feel like i do. i kinda was in that feeling when i created the pictures - had some serious issues and bad happenings in my life to process. in that approach those images are very personal, but i don't really want people to know this. i love the melancholy about being sad, and this series transported this warm depressive mood in a visual way that i like.
i still accept that every person interprets it another way. you would be amazed what people actually think what is is they are looking at. but that's okay, because i think you can transport the images to different other moods and feelings, depending on who is looking at them. what makes them looking so great are universal things, like pretty shining colors on dark black basis, a certain dynamic and vibrant flair, the mysterious feeling of like you look at something in slow motion.
if you want to force yourself into seeing something of substance, you will most probably see a fire or an explosion in slow motion. last is what i would see, if i did not know what i look at. and yet again this is totally in synch with my intentions, because different stills from an explosion would absolutely fit to the downfall-feeling that i wanted to express with them. is it the world around you that explodes and leaves your mind in pieces? then this is surely how it would look like.

see, i can talk like forever about this series. ^^
i surely do interpret too much into my own works, there is no way i could transport that much of content just through a series of pictures. there is no reason for people to think about it that deep. i mean that's okay, i don't expect anybody to even try it ^^





i wrote an article on my blog about the creation of this series. if you're interested, it's a good read (i think). here's the link:
tsubaka.com/8106/art/3-photography/50-falls-apart [link]

and if you would like to keep it, download the booklet version, accompanied with Stabbing Westward lyrics, here: [link]




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:iconweikn:
very nice to hear about your thoughts.
i have to admit, i didnt quite know what to think about these photos before i read your thoughts.
sometimes its very good to hear what artist has to say about some work, it truly adds there so much from time to time. in real life art exhibitions you can sometimes read more detailed description of the work too. as im very interested in concepts, i enjoy that.
i dont need to know how you did those and stuff like that.
but very nice.. this journal of yours kinda gives a deeper insight and look on your work and on you as an artist, which is great.
keep up the good work, and if you ask me, you didnt interpret too much your work here, not at all.
i think we do that too little here in da.
respect.
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*DoctrineDesigns Dec 13, 2009  Professional Photographer
ah, thanks, great to hear that from someone i know of he knows what he's talking about ^^

it's a strange thing with the arts and thoughts about it. i personally live in a world in which i accepted the fact that no viewer will ever have the insight in an artwork more deeper than the artists point of view. that seems to be the natural way, or something like that Oo
but i am ALWAYS interested to get to know as much as possible about the artwork as possible, especially about the artists intention. because i want to make up an opinion that is as much as possible an objective point of view. i think you know what i mean.
i always hoped that most of my viewers would think the same, but i accepted that this is rarely the case ^^" (it's not a bad thing, but just the way it is...)

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