Bill Jacobson is a photographer who lives in New York. He has been making photographs for 25 years and is represented by the Julie Saul Gallery. [1] | [2] [3]
Natacha Lesueur: photographies 1993-2002.
• -86 Degree Freezers (Twelve Areas of Concern and Crisis), 1995 12 panel typology, gelatin silver prints 24 x 20 in., each of 12 panels, 60 x 48 in. overall
When I began reading about the Human Genome Project, I was struck by the intent to determine a genetic blueprint, first by mapping chromosomes and then by sequencing the entire gene structure of the human race. This project has gathered some of the most powerful minds in science to act as modern cartographers for our future. I am interested in what impact the changes that emerge from contemporary scientific research will have in our culture socially, spiritually, and physically. In my work I try to ask the kind of questions posed by philosophers, artists, ethicists, architects, and social scientists. All of these questions revolve around two central ideas: Who are we? and Who will we become?
Twelve Areas of Concern and Crisis is a collection of conceptual still lifes of evidence found in ñ86-degree freezers containing the archival samples of Alcoholism, Alzheimerís, Bipolar Disorder, Breast Cancer, DNA Synthesis, HIV, and other research from the Human Genome Project to formulate the -86 Degree Freezers typology. This freezer typology confronts the new millennium. It forces us to ask how, in the future, we will construct our individual and cultural identities.
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Bourne, Samuel; English (1834-1912)
India. George Eastman House Still Photograph Archive. Index to 125 Selected Images .
hans-peter feldmann: alle kleider einer frau.
Laetitita Benat: "Natural, without being macho or butch, or too soft. Not dangerous or scary. Not overdressed or showy. Regular with a dash of melancholy. Words like 'dependable', thoughtful', 'caring', 'funny' come to mind. Maybe 'beauty' is not the tight word. But maybe it's not the kind of beauty one looks for, but the kind one runs into by accident, when it's the last thing you're looking for or are thinking about.
Jetzt sitze ich hier am See wie in einer Parallelwelt.Claudia Rorarius