Tag: Visual Culture

Photography and Ignorance

When a language is spoken by those who don’t even know the alphabet. Photography is drowning in noise, lost in ignorance, and we’re all paying the price.

A man in a tuxedo sits alone at a table; a woman in lingerie poses in the adjoining room. Both are framed in a split composition, lit with stark, noir-style lighting.

Photography Outside the Social Media Fence

Focusing everything on one’s own website, with one’s own timing, language, and aesthetics, is an act of cultural sovereignty. An almost revolutionary act in today’s landscape.

Woman in glamorous pose standing over pig-shaped design object, man reading newspaper nearby

Photography in the Age of the Algorithm

Social media are not cultural platforms. They never have been. They never will be. Yet they still manage to get worse.
They are high-traffic visual landfills, designed for compulsive consumption.

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