Heralds of transience - Limited Edition of 1 Print

The heralds of the transience of life emphasize that the manifestation of energy does not disappear either then when the body withers. Inspired by the work of photographer Man Ray, and using A series of photographs of dry plants is created from a personal herbarium for many years flowers made by fojo technique. Fojo technique allows us to take a picture from a cell phone we transfer to photo sensitive paper and thus offer a leap in analog photography merging contrasts. Although at first glance it is difficult to recognize the dryness of the flowers due black and white display that does not leave such an impression, we can see the pixels that they amplify the impression of the digital origin of the work and thus eject this analog a photograph from the standard. The condition of the flowers in the photos may be lifeless, but captured in space and time it still strongly reflects the former splendor and beauty a life whose trace survives forever. The dilapidated chemistry of fabrication gives these analogs photographs of a special patina of antique flair that turns more and more yellow every day and it changes its quality and seems to breathe in some new life change. Since everything is subject to change, these Heralds of transience they hint at the speed and brevity of a life whose trace and beauty survive forever. If we are aware of this transience, we can bloom and shine every day, instead of we wither slowly.