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BOX OF SHADOWS
Edition of 4 signed boxes
For sale at : www.tiradalimitada.com
This Box of Shadows collection has been inspired by the work “U.S.A. Surpasses all the genocide records!” that George Maciunas made in 1969 as a way of protest against the Vietnam War pointing out the violence in the world and specially that of the U.S.A.
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Now I have wanted to broaden it by showing the number of deaths in the most bloody wars in history of man, always consequence of the ambition of a greedy minority.
I conclude with a card that poses the question of how many casualties will left the global financial crisis that started in 2008, now considered by many as our III War World.
For the time being we have only information about the people killed in protests, occupations and rallies, or of those who have killed themselves bankrupt for junk bonds, subprime credits or whatever other kind of those economy tricks, but we should start counting all the people slowly dying at home in the streets or in hospitals by depression, hunger, shame, or rage due to the cuts in the welfare state.
Inside the box there are 12 cards with a drawing on one side and one of the following texts on the other:
Card 1
Spanish Civil War 1936- 1950: 700,000 dead
Card 2
World War II 1939- 1945: 75 million dead
Card 3
World War I 1914 - 1918: 31 million dead
Card 4
Napoleonic Wars 1799- 1815: 7,203,000 dead
Card 5
Russian Civil War 1917 – 1922: 20 million dead
Card 6
Darfur Conflict 2003-2011: 450,000 dead
Card 7
The Crusades 1096- 1291: 6,000,000 dead
Card 8
Second Congo War 1998-2003: 7,000,000 dead
Card 9
Ivorian Civil War 2002 – 2007 : 400,000 dead
Card 10
Somali Civil war 1988- 2011: 1,000,000 dead
Card 11
Iran- Iraq War 1980 -1988: 500,000 to 1,000.000 dead
Card 12
Late-2000s Financial Crisis 2008 – ¿
Number of casualties not calculated yet
film camera! i had a slight shutter issue that effed up 2 rolls of film, hence the black line..
again these are scans
ISO 100 @ 1/1000th
Sony a6000 + Photdiox MD to NEX adapter + Minolta MC Rokkor-PF 58mm f1.4 late 1960s vintage lens
My first time playing with RGB histogram and attempt to avoid shadows and light clipping :)
ISO 100 F3.5 25"
Als opdracht voor de Fotovakschool zijn we naar het Blaakse Bos gegaan met de bedoeling abstracte foto's van de paalwoningen te maken. Het was prachtig weer met veel zon, zodat er meteen aan toegevoegd werd, gebruik te maken van het felle licht. Hierbij wat resultaten.
I took this one in front of OCELLO because the layout and building structure created such cool offset shadows that bounced off the walls. I almost wish I could go there for real, or anywhere I play around with shadows at... so cool..