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Inspired by: Adele's "Someone Like You"
Model: Hillary Marie
Hair & Makeup: Sandra Roa
Photography: Sandra Roa
Art Direction/Edits: Sandra Roa
Someone is trapping cats at one of our colonies:( We're checking back to see if traps are set etc. No ear tip alerts so far and we hear that no cats from that location yet. These cats are averse to traps, we hope it saves them. We are lining up what we need to do. Yes, that trap is in a puddle of water, meaning it was left during those thunder storms Friday night... For now cross your paws no cats go in.
Someone fixed us up as a tennis couple entry and WE WON!! Tournament was at Continental Tennis Center.
Artist: Lev Gorn
As a photographer, even before I delved into the world of Einstein, I had already started experimenting with multiple exposures. I instinctively wanted to strip away points of reference by deconstructing the images I created by collapsing time and space, and unknowingly colliding my conscious and the unconscious mind. Einstein’s Theory of Relativity postulated that all motion is relative and time and space no longer uniform and absolute. His dimension of Curved Spacetime introduced me to the ideas of time dilation, relativity of simultaneity and length contraction, and transformed my work even further. Each seemingly separate moment frozen in my camera became an intersection of time and space, past and future, birth and death - the irrevocable instant where all universal constructs simultaneously converged. I was no longer trying to capture “an image.” In fact, I was bending uniform reality with color, form and context so that the viewer’s perception of time and space would dilate as he got emotionally closer to each image. In this series, I see a universe where God and Man trade roles eternally and without knowing who they are; where we exist in no absolute space and time; and as we gaze into the far distance we simultaneously gaze into our eternal souls.
Someone says if a butterfly move the wings in a farway forest, something happen in another part of the world. What about making an origami?