Relationships
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de Jay Mistry and Matthew Simpson
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Relationships are all around us.
In nature, we often see relationships explicitly; bees pollinating flowers, climbers sprawling over trees, foxes hunting rabbits. However, many relationships are hidden, surreptitiously bringing form, colour, texture and beauty to the world. It is not about the individual element, but the joining of the two that signifies cycles of interdependence, co-habitation or destruction. Symbiosis, predation, parasitism.
The inspiration for the pots in this book comes from these relationships seen in nature. Yet, people are part of nature and we are also continually building relationships with our surroundings. These interactions are shaped by the way we view or see nature – degraded, commodified, sacred. The photos in this book invite the viewer to reflect on the place of nature in their own world. Where does it belong in your mind?
Jay Mistry is a ceramic artist and Matthew Simpson is a photographer. This is their first artistic collaboration.
All profits from this book are donated to Khamir (www.khamir.org) a non-for-profit organisation supporting the crafts, culture, heritage and ecology of the Kachchh region of Gujarat.
In nature, we often see relationships explicitly; bees pollinating flowers, climbers sprawling over trees, foxes hunting rabbits. However, many relationships are hidden, surreptitiously bringing form, colour, texture and beauty to the world. It is not about the individual element, but the joining of the two that signifies cycles of interdependence, co-habitation or destruction. Symbiosis, predation, parasitism.
The inspiration for the pots in this book comes from these relationships seen in nature. Yet, people are part of nature and we are also continually building relationships with our surroundings. These interactions are shaped by the way we view or see nature – degraded, commodified, sacred. The photos in this book invite the viewer to reflect on the place of nature in their own world. Where does it belong in your mind?
Jay Mistry is a ceramic artist and Matthew Simpson is a photographer. This is their first artistic collaboration.
All profits from this book are donated to Khamir (www.khamir.org) a non-for-profit organisation supporting the crafts, culture, heritage and ecology of the Kachchh region of Gujarat.
Características y detalles
- Categoría principal: Libros de arte y fotografía
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Características: Cuadrado pequeño, 18×18 cm
N.º de páginas: 68 - Fecha de publicación: oct. 02, 2013
- Idioma English
- Palabras clave Art, Environment, Photography, Ceramics, Pottery
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