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"It is one of the commonest of mistakes to consider that the limit of our power of perception is also the limit of all there is to perceive"
C.W. Leadbeater
This is the first watercolor I actually planned and executed. The black rings in the iris are supposed to be multiple pupils.
Watercolor
Bangalore, INDIA
Starless night, and a full moon in the sky. Stuff that horror movies are made of. Or even romantic comedies, for that matter. Strange how two completely different genres portray the same thing is such completely different ways.
View on black.
An ongoing project where I wish to approach the idea of perception and particularly how the human eye adjusts and functions to produce the world we see around us.
'What They Carried' series.
For this project, I wanted to explore self-perception and objective analysis. By this I mean, how one perceives themselves, or the image in which they attempt to create an idealized image of themselves verse the perception of a third party, or individual other than themselves. For this project, I plan on shooting young, seemingly beautiful women. My incentive is to capture an ideal vastly different than when they have control of their perception. Being among a ‘selfie’ generation, where individuals take pictures or self-portraits of themselves, the individual ultimately has sole control. The individual has control over the setting that the picture is taken, the clothes in which they are wearing, the expression they portray, all the way to how the image is edited. Thus, the control of their self-perception is actively decided and how they want to be seen by others is emitted. In order to do this, I plan on revoking this sense of control from the individuals I photograph, causing the individual to surrender control. The reasoning for this is to capture how the individual views their ‘ideal’ self in contrast with my interpretation of their beauty in a more natural form. Ideally, I hope to contrast their self-objectivity and how their “raw” form is perceived.
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