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Noro Striped Scarf by Jared Flood
Jared Flood is a New York based photographer and knit designer. He designs his own patterns, knits all the projects for his books and does all of the photography, graphics and descriptions! He recently launched his own line of yarn, Shelter. Check out his website and flickr pages.
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from the visual journal that I've been working on, started on '09 and now continued. Most of the images in the 2022 section come from a French children's book on zoology, "Pour les tout Petits,Lectures sur les Animaux."
Visual Defects posters/wheat paste 2011/2012.
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Life is short so fuck shit up!
When you look at someone who just had an inspired thought, what does it look like to you? Can you see the thought manifesting into reality?
I hope you see it. If not, take another look.
I saw the potential for visual humour and quickly composed the shot to line up the hand sign with his arm. A moment later, he looked away, and the overall effect was lost. You see it, or you don’t. A moment that made me smile.
Many of my images have little elements like this, for those who look, to discover.
Nishiki Market in downtown Kyoto, Japan.
So I am embarking on a project that's pretty personal and have decided to document my journey into a chemical craziness and out the other side, starting with my hair loss, which tbh is quite liberating, just thankful for a bit of makeup really, here's to the April skies 💜
When you think about shapes, you think of how simple they are. However when you look around, you start seeing them everywhere. They from the world you live in. Start looking deep enough to understand their importance. They form movement, receptition, deapth, chaos. They make you feel, they make you move, and understand your surroundings. Look deep enough to understand what is around you. Look through the void.
This is my collage for the month of February, 2012. The left side is the back of a 6x9 manila envelope that I taped in to my journal. I will use it to keep receipts and other tidbits from the month.
This will go in my daily writing/smashbook style journal. Thanks for looking!
That's a photo of me when I was ten. The writing on the right has many translations of the word ten. I've been saving this painting from the front of Smithsonian magazine for just the right spot. I finally found it. The sticker that says pocket was on the magazine when I got it. I had the piece of shisha embroidery out to put on the cover of my little orange book when I make it. It wound up here instead.
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West view of St Oswald's Church in Winwick.
"There is a tradition that the church occupies the site of an ancient Druidical altar and pre-Christian temple. This is supported by the report of excavations beneath the Chancel in 1828, when 3 gigantic skeletons were said to have been discovered. Certainly Winwick is an ancient site – Usher claimed that the name was a corruption of Caer Gwentquic, an ancient British name, but this is only one opinion." Many Christian sites occupy older relious sites, many icons and visuals also predate Christianity.
If you look at the upper right quadrant you'll notice a profusion of tiny yellow dots. It's unexpected, uncontrolled magic like this that makes my heart skip a beat. It's the magic of what I call a Random Act of Art: when the medium and physics/chemistry/the Divine do the work and I am just one small, humble player in the creation. I never tire of this!
"We are thrilled to announce our CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS for IN COMMON, next IC-Visual Lab event in Bristol.
Following the structure of ICVL past events, ICVL is welcoming photographic bodies of work and multimedia submissions on:
Theme: ‘’ IN COMMON ’’. Belonging equally to or shared equally by two or more (people, places, things, ideas): common interests. Relating to the community as a whole.
We are expecting an exciting and challenging selection, presented as two separate collections: one focussed on international works and photographers curated by Erica McDonald (Curator Develop Tube) and the other focussed on works and authors based in the UK curated by IC-Visual Lab as well as the result of the OMD participants workshops.
We’ve also got another surprise, Jim Mortram will be giving a talk about how he works with his community, the ethos and the difficulties of documenting his surroundings, and his plans for the future.
After the event, a selection of works will be featured on DEVELOP Tube offering further promotion with an international impact.
The event will celebrate the conclusion of OLD MARKET DIARIES, bringing together members of the community, photography, art and media communities for an evening of eating, drinking, visual storytelling and music.”
©Photo: Christian Rodriguez
More info:
Erica McDonald www.ericamcdonaldphoto.com
DEVELOP Tube YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/DEVELOPPhoto
DEVELOP Tube Vimeo: vimeo.com/channels/developphoto
Jim Mortram smalltowninertia.co.uk
Christian Rodriguez www.christianrodriguez.com