made for mr K, north of Paris. gabardine outshell, inside organdi of cotton. by .aux corps anonymes 2013
workman: mpdrolet: Rage for Color, Look, October 15th, 1958 Erwin Blumenfeld
thehulotuniverse: Plage de Saint-Marc-sur-Mer, FranceSettings for Mr Hulot’s Holiday. (1953)
formlinedot: planetaryfolklore: banquethall: [Image: Oskar Schlemmer, diagram for “Gesture Dance,” 1926] ha ha yes, makes perfect sense :-)
Fiction enables to digest glimpse of reality, before recording it. More then the art of telling, the art of observing has to be considered. Jacques Tati used to say that the first thing that should be taught at school is observation. Observation as a key for fiction.
For Michel Chion, “What does vision means to Tati? Distance. It is a magical phenomenon that creates space between human being. Vision is the distance between bodies. When Tati shoots in close-up, he does so not only to excite our sense of sight, but especially our sense of smell, and our intuition. What is sound? The absence of well-defined spaces necessitates sounds that keep what is shown at a distance. Sound, too, can be used to lift a detail to the foreground.”
A wide angle shot becomes a close-up in My uncle. Arpel’s house is a face (with windows for eyes), a face observing a part of the screen (where the hero, Mr Hulot, is hiding).
aux corps anonymes for Mr K, North of Paris.
Hein Gorny - Untitled (Shirt collars) 1928
rhade-zapan: Inuit Sculpture
workman: mythologyofblue: Jack Delano’s photograph of the Mojave Desert, Cadiz, California, 1943 (via furtho)
workman: Eric Saudi, Self-Portrait, February 2012 (via ericsaudi)
aux corps anonymes sweat with embroidery. on require
photohab: The Seine River
photohab: Pixelprinz, Linus Schneider
lespetitesseries: SPRING SUMMER L.P.S 2013 WAISTCOAT CAMOUFLAGE & SHIRT BEIGE L.P.S http://www.les-petites-series.com
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