A Far Cry (string orchestra). Slow Six. This Will Destroy You. Royale, Boston. 02.08.12. (complete with some deja vu and brain lightning). Great lighting really makes all the difference.
I just discovered the best place to think and create and reflect and ultimately concentrate.
The T.
Flour, Central Sq Cambridge. (Taken with instagram)
Trying not to get into trouble at MOMA in New York City last week. I didn’t realize she noticed me with the camera attached to my face.
John Hughes + baristas…..
I’ve been watching lot of John Hughes movies this past week. All of his films are huge favorites of mine and I always find something interesting at each watch. For example, how the camera zooms in and crops in close in the classroom scenes of Ferris Bueller. I feel like that style bled into my photo of Anthony making my soy cider latte at Espresso Royale.
Animae Dementia/Animal Madness plasters Berlin & Paris
Berlin and Paris have been invaded with huge paper creatures/animals devouring up their creators, French street artists duo Ro and l’Homme Pendu.
The massive pieces they’ve created are part of a collection titled ‘Animae Dementia’ aka. Animal Madness.
They use a ‘wheat-pasted’ paper technique to place the creatues into the landscape and then suspend themselves within the work, appearing to be gobbled up by the creatures.
I had a great time visiting the New England Aquarium with a friend from Jersey up for the weekend. Favorite part of the day for me was the jellyfish and getting to hold a starfish! The movement and the colors of the fish, coral, and sea urchins was also super inspiring.
One of my changes for 2012 is to take more photos, bring my camera everywhere everyday if possible and the aquarium gave me a huge opportunity to ‘dive’ back in. In my stress to get adjusted over the past few months, I cut back alot but now it’s time to pick up the camera again. The only way forward is to keep making stuff….keep showing stuff.