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New work from photographer Timothy Archibald as well as the work of other folks he really digs.
Buy ECHOLILIA / Sometimes I wonder.
Stereoscopy Photographs
Website / Contact
Interviews
- Art Producers Speak : TA
- Aftermath / Conscientious
- Automatic For The People
- Communication Arts Interview
- Essay : Photographs Not Taken
- Feature Shoot Q
- New York Times / Autism's Veil
- One Hundred Eyes / Echolilia Interview
- Our Children
- Photo Eye Bookstore
- Photographers On Photography
- Process
- SiouxWire Interview
- Soth: This Post Is Not About
- TIME Magazine / A Father's Conversation
- Wired by Xeni Jardin
3 comments:
just want you to know..this series you're working on with the scans and your son and whatnot...i can dig it...big time.
hi i.n.-
thanks alot for reaching out and saying that nice thing you said.
your work is real interesting, i'm guessing you do not have kids, correct? can i ask why you relate to this project? i'm trying to figure out whom it speaks to and why, and i tend to assume the peoeple who like it have kids and are caught up in the being a parent situation i am in. sorry to use you as a test subject, but you looked like a good one. lemme know if you care to and thanks again for sharing your sentiments.
oh by all means...i guess for me it's not a matter of relating. because i can't, i don't have kids. for me, it's the juxtaposition of the image with the scan....to me the scans are artifacts, scientific evidence, data. the images are taken out of a larger context..side by side then seem to relate to, and support each other. like i said, i don't have kids yet, but i can appreciate the curiosity regarding the brain/life of a child. maybe one day when i have kids i can look back on this series and it'll take on a different taste, but until then i like that it's a window i can look in to....i hope that makes sense. i know how it makes me feel, i might have done a poor job of explaining it.
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