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synchronicity
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neighbors
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isolation
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protection
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uniformity
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shado(w)metry
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february saga
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Urban environment is a genuine hub of various activities and cultural expressions, ‘cityscapes’ conjure up multifarious visual associations, memories, and experiences that together signal the city’s distinctiveness. For this series I photographed urban scenes with authentic details that triggered my thoughts and aesthetic feelings by geometric juxtaposition of urban elements and
architectural semiotics .
The city is a symbol, and there is symbolization of the city, but it is in the image itself, apprehended through and by discourse, that what the city represents for man is revealed and expressed. Raymond Ledrut (‘The Images of the City’)
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Fragments of the sculptures Le pouce by César Baldaccini and Igor Mitoraj’s La collose, Ikara and Tindaro.
photography©brancolina2011
photography ©brancolina, all rights reserved
Urban fox is a giant sculpture created out of straw bales by Pirate Technics (Mike de Butts & Alex Geldenhuys) as part of the Southbank Centre’s 60th anniversary celebration of the Festival of Britain. It is situated on the Queen Elizabeth Hall’s Waterloo Bridge Terrace and it will stay there until 4 September 2011.
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