Month: December 2017

Rock of the moon

2013

Time after time and again

2012

“Clal 1”

2017

Mirrors, The Garden –  Anamorphosis

2017

Tri-Chanelled Composition #5

2005

C-print, 53×66 cm

The image of the straight photograph – representing Nature (trees) or Culture (bridges, building materials, roads, electricity pylons) – is broken up into the operations that create within it an illusion of ‘natural’ colorfulness and an impression of depth (that is, perspective and three-dimensionality). Thus an alternative aesthetic is produced, a sort of contemporary formulation of Mark Rothko’s fields of colors. In Tri-Channeled Compositions we are shown photographs built out of three superimposed, slightly misaligned, images, each containing only one of the three basic colors of light (red, green, blue) used to produce what we like to call ‘life-like’ colors in photography. It is a reflection on photographic seeing, which is intimately related to ordinary seeing since the human eye has red, green and blue receptors.

(Naama Haikin)

Untitled

YEAR?

From the series “rising to fall”

Observation Bunker from World War II. Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts

2010

During World War II and the following cold war era, the US War Department ordered to position look-out bunkers and practice landing from the sea on “Martha’s Vineyard”.An Island in the Atlantic Ocean across from the Massachusetts coast. Today, the bunker suggests how much the sea cliffs have eroded in the past 70 years, and the bunker became a silent memorial for that war era.