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Michael Armitage ( Kenya ) ........ Located somewhere between a fantastical reality and the political chaos of modern life, Michael Armitage’s paintings weave together multiple narrative threads. As a keen observer of complex social dynamics, he subverts conventional codes of representation through the language of narrative painting. Magnifying issues of inequality and political uncertainty, the picturesque beauty of his vivid tableaux belies a sinister reality in which the collision of sumptuous detail and vibrant colour provides an insight into the social mores and political ideologies that govern everyday life in Nairobi.
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This combination of pathos, even tragedy -- and a 3-year-old just waking up from their nap, as a friend of mine put it -- is what I found so compelling about Dinkies. The BOM version eyes seem more deep-set to me. Maybe it's just my graphic card. I need to hang on to 1.7s which I tend to mess up in case they are retired.
If I'm to turn my attention away from issues of practicality and just remark on the Book Spiral at the Seattle Central Library as a conceptual idea there is a considerable amount of elegance that can be unpacked from the very simple idea of an ascending collection of collected knowledge. The spiral form is an expression of natural beauty (so often explored in mathematics and art: i.e. the Golden Spiral, which is a visual expression of the Golden Mean) and therefore may suggest that the accumulation of knowledge is a unique expression of human nature. The spiral hints at time and the looping path states that learning is a journey made in conjunction with the movement of time. The farther we walk, the higher we find ourselves (yet always with the ability to look back and through to where we've been), working our way toward some final attainment— that enlightenment, or awareness of hidden powers, or connection with the vast and infinite, that led Dante ever upwards and seekers of all kinds towards the mountaintops.
All through the spiral you see the vibrant neon escalator taking people up and down on a contained track that is separated from the books. It looks very efficient, but it denies those patrons the opportunity to wander among the stacks, and that somehow seems tinged with an inescapable pathos on the four floors where the books have unequivocally dictated the nature of the space.
Seattle, Washington — March 2009
The Sorrowful Mother
Part of the bas-relief that decorates the Main Portal Door of Sacred Heart Co-Cathedral.
This old church is about to be demolished and be replaced by the new Cathedral that is being constructed just across the street.
Sacred Heart Co-Cathedral
Downtown Houston
TX
Mi distraggo un attimo a fotografare Venezia, ma solo un attimo, perchè appena mi volto...eccolì qui con le loro essenze: Humour & Pathos
I was abstracted to take pictures of Venice for a few seconds, maybe just a moment, because as soon as I turn my head...here they are with their own beings: Humour & Pathos
I have no idea what lurks in this gigantic jar. This was in a side room of the Museum fur Naturkunde in Berlin, which is currently undergoing refurbishment and closed to the public. There were no other specimens there, only dusty empty metal shelves.
The Via Crucis, Living Stations of the Cross, is an annual Good Friday tradition at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Dalton, Georgia, USA (a 5000 family, 90% Hispanic parish). They are a loving, faithful work of the people of the community, attended by thousands.
I took these pictures when I was pastor there from 2009 to 2022. I always tried to capture the crowds, the individuals, the faces, the emotions, and the pathos of the scenes, in addition to the photogenic and thematic contrasts, colors, textures, and just plain beauty of the scenes.
Over the years, you'll see the actors change and grow up, to the point where, by 2019, the kids who were babes in arms in the early years wanted to put on their own version (the last group of photos). Many of our special needs kids played a big role.
One of the actors who played Jesus went on to West Point and is now serving our country. Other young people in these photos went on to college, but came back to serve our community in various fields, including law and medicine.
Back then, I used a Nikon D40, then a Nikon D3200. These pictures have been enhanced for color and texture with Darktable software.