Humdrum romantic II / II
Copyright for text and photos: Jan Krcmar
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We are in our daily lives constantly confronted with objects of daily use. Items we need but don't really care about. They are the pinnacle of our humdrum every-day routines, which we try to forget about in the cinema, theatre, whilst watching TV, etc.
But what, if we - instead of turning away from these objects - give them much more attention than they really deserve? What if we overdid it with our affection for these items of daily use?
Using a special technique, which both blurs the photograph as well as intensifies its colours (unless in b/w), this series aims to remind us of how dependent we are on those "little things". Coat hangers, batteries, q-tips. At the same time the series is a criticism of those aspects of technology, which produce pointless, silly objects that nobody really needs. A lot of effort is applied to creating something, which looks nicer than it is useful o even needed.
The peak of this series are photographies taken under great effort, which show, what most of these objects actually are: rubbish.
For better viewing I recommend opening the post in a separate window. To do so, click here.
We are in our daily lives constantly confronted with objects of daily use. Items we need but don't really care about. They are the pinnacle of our humdrum every-day routines, which we try to forget about in the cinema, theatre, whilst watching TV, etc.
But what, if we - instead of turning away from these objects - give them much more attention than they really deserve? What if we overdid it with our affection for these items of daily use?
Using a special technique, which both blurs the photograph as well as intensifies its colours (unless in b/w), this series aims to remind us of how dependent we are on those "little things". Coat hangers, batteries, q-tips. At the same time the series is a criticism of those aspects of technology, which produce pointless, silly objects that nobody really needs. A lot of effort is applied to creating something, which looks nicer than it is useful o even needed.
The peak of this series are photographies taken under great effort, which show, what most of these objects actually are: rubbish.
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