Time/Water
It is said that you cannot step twice in the same river. There is a constant movement and changing of form. When you make photographs of water you only create random forms. Filming it would be better. But I am a photographer and I believe that still images are more powerful and can show details that the eye cannot see. There is also a big challenge in capturing the capricious reflections and the transformation of what lies beneath the water.
I don't need to explain about the importance of water. The fact is that the human body consists mainly of water. It is an interesting thought that what I photographed yesterday could be a part of me tomorrow. The subject becomes part of me and I become part of the subject!
To express the concept of movement and change I make pairs of photographs that were taken in a short period of time. Like movies they are, but really short ones.
“Time/Water 3917-3929”
“Time/Water 4871-4872”
“Time/Water 3710-3711”
“Time/Water 6199-6200 ”
“Time/Water 2249-2250”
“Time/Water 6402-6403”
“Time/Water 6189-6190”
“Time/Water 3636-3637”
“Time/Water 3608-3612 ”
“Time/Water 4551-4554”
“Time/Water 7039-7044”
“Time/Water 3131-3133"
“Time/Water 4619-4620"
“Time/Water 1123-1126"
“Time/Water 4102-4103"
“Time/Water"
“Time/Water-Under the bridge"
“Time/Water-Under the bridge"
“Time/Water-Under the bridge"
“Time/Water-Under the bridge"
“Time/Water-Under the bridge"
“Time/Water-Under the bridge"
Dirt
The following series of photographs are a part of my water project. I started to photograph the dirt in a canal only to express my irritation. During weekends I was sitting in a gallery guarding my own exhibition and people had to cross a bridge over this filthy water to see my work.
However, when I made the first shots, I noticed something special in this water. I realized it wasn't just water that I saw in my pictures; it reminded me of solar systems and satellite pictures
from Google Earth. This dirty water reflects the universe.
“Dirt 0644”
“Dirt 0646”
“Dirt 0660 ”
“Dirt 0662 ”
“Dirt 0665”
“Dirt 0680”
“Dirt 0677"
“Dirt 0116"